Brenda Wells
CAM, CAS
Honorary Lifetime Director
Professional Bio
Brenda Wells has left an indelible mark on the Central Kentucky Apartment Association and the nation through her dedicated service and leadership over the years. With her extensive experience in the multi-family housing industry and her commitment to various organizations and causes, Brenda has undoubtedly made a significant impact.
Starting her career as a Leasing Consultant in Atlanta, Georgia, Brenda's journey led her to Lexington, Kentucky, in 1996 where she continued to excel in her field while also supporting her husband's Professorship for the Department of Corrections and Juvenile Studies at Eastern Kentucky University.
Joining the Central Kentucky Apartment Association in 1997 as an Executive Assistant and subsequently being promoted to Executive Director in 1998, Brenda demonstrated her capability and passion for advancing the association's objectives.
Beyond her role at the CKAA, Brenda's involvement with the National Apartment Association showcases her broader influence within the industry. Serving on multiple committees and councils, including notable positions like the NAAEI Board of Directors and the Association Executive Council, Brenda's contributions have undoubtedly helped shape the direction of the national conversation surrounding apartment living and management.
Moreover, Brenda's commitment to various non-profit boards and committees reflects her dedication to serving her community beyond the realm of housing. From affordable housing initiatives to cancer research and cultural preservation, Brenda's involvement underscores her broader commitment to social responsibility and community well-being.
In sum, Brenda Wells' legacy extends FAR beyond her tenure at the Central Kentucky Apartment Association. Her leadership, expertise, and tireless dedication to both her professional endeavors and community service have left an enduring impact that will be felt for years to come.
Starting her career as a Leasing Consultant in Atlanta, Georgia, Brenda's journey led her to Lexington, Kentucky, in 1996 where she continued to excel in her field while also supporting her husband's Professorship for the Department of Corrections and Juvenile Studies at Eastern Kentucky University.
Joining the Central Kentucky Apartment Association in 1997 as an Executive Assistant and subsequently being promoted to Executive Director in 1998, Brenda demonstrated her capability and passion for advancing the association's objectives.
Beyond her role at the CKAA, Brenda's involvement with the National Apartment Association showcases her broader influence within the industry. Serving on multiple committees and councils, including notable positions like the NAAEI Board of Directors and the Association Executive Council, Brenda's contributions have undoubtedly helped shape the direction of the national conversation surrounding apartment living and management.
Moreover, Brenda's commitment to various non-profit boards and committees reflects her dedication to serving her community beyond the realm of housing. From affordable housing initiatives to cancer research and cultural preservation, Brenda's involvement underscores her broader commitment to social responsibility and community well-being.
In sum, Brenda Wells' legacy extends FAR beyond her tenure at the Central Kentucky Apartment Association. Her leadership, expertise, and tireless dedication to both her professional endeavors and community service have left an enduring impact that will be felt for years to come.
Awards:
2023 Lifetime Achievement Award