About Connie Warner

Connie S. Warner brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the real estate industry and is a lifelong resident of northern Michigan. She pursued her passion for business and obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management from Davenport College of Business in Grand Rapids. Her education was well-rounded, with minors in Marketing, Communications, and Social Science, providing her with a comprehensive foundation for her career.

Currently serving as the Managing Associate Broker and Sales & Operations Director for the Harbor Springs office, Connie is a key figure in the real estate landscape. Her role involves not only facilitating real estate transactions but also managing the sales and operations aspects, showcasing her versatility in the field.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Connie is married to Danny Warner and a loving mother to their two sons. Connie places a high value on family, evident in her active participation in her kids' sporting events. Whether cheering from the sidelines or actively engaging in the community, she ensures that family remains a focal point of her life.

Connie actively participates in various community service initiatives. She has dedicated years of service to the Harbor Springs Area Chamber of Commerce board, contributing to the growth and vitality of the local business community. Her involvement with the Emmet Association of Realtors reflects her commitment to the real estate profession. Driven by a desire to give back, Connie volunteers at the Manna Food Project and the Salvation Army, where she lends a hand by ringing the bell. Her commitment to community service underscores her belief in making a positive impact on the lives of others.

Connie considers herself blessed to live in Harbor Springs, a place she views as one of the most beautiful and safe places in the world. Raising her family and working for Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices Michigan Real Estate, in this idyllic community is not just a choice but a source of gratitude, as she actively contributes to its well-being and growth.