He is baaack

Don’t do a double take next time you think you’re seeing former Compliance Manager Tanner Mews riding a golf cart, walking around the community, or sitting in the office. It really is him! Tanner is back after a seven-month hiatus and stepping into a new role as Assistant Community Manager and Operations Manager.

Tanner moved his family to Colorado last fall in search of open spaces, snowboarding, and proximity to his family, but his heart never really left North Shore and Central Florida. We asked him a few questions about his time in Denver and what he’s most excited for since coming back.

Q: What did you do in Denver?
A: “I worked as a portfolio manager for 14 residential communities. My favorite part about working in Denver was stepping into a management role, which helped me develop a new skill set. While we were there, we enjoyed hiking and paddleboarding, but due to the lack of snow and the cold weather, my wife decided that Colorado wasn’t all I made out to be and asked to move back here, where she felt more comfortable. I had to admit it wasn’t a bad idea.”

Q: What brought you back specifically to Central Florida and to North Shore?
A: “What brought me back to Central Florida was having grounded roots here. My wife’s family lives in Central Florida, so this place already felt like home. And my dogs’ favorite place in the world is Lake Baldwin Dog Park. I couldn’t let them down again. I came back to North Shore specifically because I liked this community and work well with Laurie [HOA manager]. We have a level of respect for each other that you don’t find everywhere.”

Q: Tell us about your new role. What excites you about it?
A: “As Assistant Community Manager and Operations Manager, I’m excited about the opportunity to focus on the community’s assets and make sure they stay in great shape for everyone to enjoy and to help enhance property values.”

Q: What are you most looking forward to as you grow roots here again?
A: “I’m most looking forward to seeing the difference the team and I can make in the community with the projects we’re working on. These are big projects that everyone will notice while driving through the neighborhood or enjoying the results. Every day I can see progress from where we started to where we’re headed, and it already makes me excited to picture the happy faces of our homeowners when these are completed.”

Welcome home, Tanner!