September 10, 2014

Thompson will head Windermere office in Fort Collins

Eric Thompson, former president of The Group Inc., will run the Windermere office that is expected to open in December. Thompson said he is still in the process of selecting a location and assembling a group of agents and office staff.

Thompson

Thompson served as president of The Group, which has offices in Fort Collins and Loveland, from 2009 through mid-2014.

During that time, the Group’s sales volume grew from $868.9 million to $1.3 billion, an increase of 53 percent. “It was simply the time to leave the group,” he said. “I have a lot of respect for the company and am grateful for the chance to work with them.”

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Thompson said he is “thrilled” about the opportunity to work with Windermere. “They are a world-class company led by world-class people who align with my values.”

Thompson said he had opportunities for jobs that would have required a move out of state.

“Early on, my wife and I decided we were all in for Colorado.”

Thompson’s long-term plans are to expand the Windermere brand throughout Colorado. Windermere has 300 offices in 11 Western states including Washington, Oregon, California, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii and now Colorado, plus Mexico.

Eric Thompson, former president of The Group Inc., will run the Windermere office that is expected to open in December. Thompson said he is still in the process of selecting a location and assembling a group of agents and office staff.

Thompson

Thompson served as president of The Group, which has offices in Fort Collins and Loveland, from 2009 through mid-2014.

During that time, the Group’s sales volume grew from $868.9 million to $1.3 billion, an increase of 53 percent. “It was simply the time to leave the group,” he said.…

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