2021 Officer Candidates

LOUISIANA REALTORS • June 4, 2020

2021 President & President Elect


The following candidates have submitted applications and met the qualifications and requirements for the Louisiana REALTORS’ Officer position in which they are seeking.


2021 Secretary/Treasurer


The following applicants are seeking the position of 2021 Secretary/Treasurer and are listed in alphabetical order. Election for this position will take place during the Board of Directors meeting.

Tony Cornner


2020 Finance Team and 2020 RVP Region II


LR Board of Directors – 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2011, 2010


LR Executive Committee – 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017 

Division Director – Professional Development, Professional Conduct, Marketing & Member Service


2017 LARPAC Trustee – Region II


Committees:

  • Young Professionals Network 
  • Legislative
  • Ombudsman
  • Mediation
  • Risk Management

Betty Sun


2020 At Large Director


LR Board of Directors – 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014



LR Executive Committee – 2016, 2015

Division Director – Professional Conduct


2015 RVP - Region III


Committees:

  • Professional Standards
  • Legislative
  • Commercial
  • Professional Development

Regional Vice Presidents



The following candidates are seeking positions for Regional Vice Presidents (RVP).

VIEW RVP CANDIDATE QUALIFICATIONS

NAR REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT - REGION 10

Logan Morris met the qualifications and requirements and will serve as the National Association of REALTORS Region 10 RVP for 2022. 


LOCAL ASSOCIATION DEDICATED POSITIONS

According to the Louisiana REALTORS® Constitution & Bylaws, Article 4, Section 9, any member who is a REALTOR® in good standing for five consecutive years is eligible to serve on the Board of Directors.


All Louisiana REALTORS® Directors shall meet all qualifications and complete at least one Louisiana REALTORS® offered Board Orientation prior to attending their first meeting of the Board of Directors.  Attendance may be via a live course or a course offered by remote means (i.e. webinar, online class, etc.).


Article 4, Section 9 of the Louisiana REALTORS® Constitution and Bylaws provides for the following Local Association Designated Positions on the board of directors of Louisiana REALTORS®:


a.    Association President and President-Elect or Designee


Each local association shall be entitled to submit the name of the incoming year’s President and President-elect who shall meet the established criteria, or a designee from the local association who shall meet the established criteria, in the event the President or President-elect chooses or is unable to serve.  However, the requirement to be member in good standing for five consecutive years shall not be applicable to these positions.  The term shall be for one year.


b.    Local Association Directors Based on Membership Number Allocations


Local Association Directors based on membership number allocations for each association shall be duly elected by the local association.  Local Association Director allocations shall be based on the membership of the local association on April 1st of the year preceding the election of the Board of Directors.  The term for shall be for one year. The number of Local Association Directors will be determined as follows:


1.      Local associations are entitled to one additional director, then;


2.     Local associations exceeding 1,000 REALTORS® members are entitled to two additional directors for each additional 1,000 members.


The chart on the following page details the number of local association directors that are allocated to each individual association based on membership and how that number was calculated.




Local Association Directors Based on Membership Number Allocations

Board Member Total 4-1-20 President, President Elect or Designee 1 Addl Director per Board 1000+ 2 addl per 1000 2021 Total Director Allocation
Bayou Board of REALTORS® 399 2 1 0 3
Greater Central LA REALTORS® Ass 404 2 1 0 3
Greater Baton Rouge Assn of REALTORS® 3127 2 1 6 9
Greater Fort Polk Area REALTORS® 115 2 1 0 3
New Orleans Metro Assn of REALTORS® 5947 2 1 10 13
Northeast Louisiana Assn of REALTORS® 688 2 1 0 3
Northshore Area Board of REALTORS® 595 2 1 0 3
Northwest LA Assn of REALTORS® 1232 2 1 2 5
REALTORS® Assn of Acadiana 1462 2 1 2 5
Southwest LA Assn of REALTORS® 586 2 1 0 3


Please contact your local association leadership for details about deadlines for applications and the election process if you are interested in serving in a local association director position of the Louisiana REALTORS® Board of Directors. 


Local associations shall submit the names of all those who will serve in Local Association Directors Based on Membership Number Allocations Designated Positions by December 1st.


Submission of the application or names of persons to fill these positions shall constitute certification that the member meets the qualifications for the position.



By Louisiana REALTORS® September 4, 2026
Article provided through SPOT Pet Insurance partnership Key Points Spot plans can reimburse up to 90% of eligible expenses from covered accidents and illnesses. Submit claims online in 30 seconds and get reimbursed — often within 48 hours. Customizable plans and nationwide vet access make emergency care easier to afford and access. Why Emergency Vet Coverage Matters When a pet faces a sudden illness, accident, or injury, every minute counts — and so does every dollar. Emergency vet bills can be overwhelming, especially when costs climb into the thousands. That’s where Spot Pet Insurance can help. Spot’s plans are built to help pet parents handle the unexpected by helping cover eligible emergency vet costs for accidents, illnesses, and injuries. From X-rays and emergency surgeries to prescription medications and hospitalization, Spot helps make sure your pet can get the care they need — with less financial stress. What Do Emergency Vet Visits Cost? Emergency vet care can vary widely based on your pet’s condition, breed, and location. On average, an emergency visit can range anywhere from $150 to $5,000 or more — and that’s before factoring in surgery or ongoing care. Here’s a breakdown of what common emergency services might cost. Diagnostics (bloodwork, imaging, exams): $180 – $450 Pain medication: $40 – $80 Hospitalization: $800 – $2,500 IV fluids: $60 – $95 Surgery: $1,500 – $5,000+ Common emergencies like broken bones, poisoning, heatstroke, or severe infections can quickly become expensive — and unexpected. With Spot Pet Insurance, you can get help covering these eligible costs and focus on your pet’s recovery instead of worrying about the bill. How Spot Pet Insurance Helps with Emergency Vet Bills Spot’s plans help pet parents manage the financial impact of sudden veterinary expenses. Coverage can include: Emergency exams and diagnostics (like X-rays, blood tests, and imaging) Surgery and hospitalization Prescription medications and follow-up care Emergency or specialty clinic visits Spot reimburses up to 90% of eligible costs for covered emergencies, depending on the plan you choose. Whether it’s a late-night visit to an emergency hospital or an unexpected illness, Spot is there to help you cover the cost of care — fast. Customizable Pet Insurance Plans That Fit Your Budget Every pet — and every budget — is different. Spot gives pet parents the flexibility to customize their plan with: Annual coverage limits that fit your needs Deductibles you’re comfortable with Reimbursement rates of up to 90%1 With Spot, you’re in control of your coverage, helping give you confidence when unexpected emergencies happen. Fast and Easy Claims Process Spot knows that emergencies can be stressful, so we’ve made the claims process as simple and quick as possible: Visit any licensed vet in the U.S. or Canada — no network restrictions. Pay your bill at the time of service. Submit your claim online in just 30 seconds through the Spot Member Portal or app. Get reimbursed fast — most claims are processed and paid within 48 hours. This straightforward process means pet parents can spend less time worrying about paperwork and more time focusing on their pet’s recovery. Why Pet Parents Trust Spot During Emergencies Pet parents choose Spot Pet Insurance because it offers more than coverage — it offers confidence and peace of mind when life throws the unexpected your way. Here’s why Spot stands out: No network restrictions: Visit any licensed veterinarian, specialist, or emergency clinic in the U.S. or Canada. Fast claims turnaround: Most claims reimbursed within 48 hours. Flexible reimbursement options: Choose up to 90% back on eligible costs. Extensive coverage: Plans include accidents, illnesses, and even alternative therapies for covered conditions. Spot is designed to help give pet parents the freedom to make the best care decisions — with less worries about financial limitations. FAQs About Emergency Vet Coverage with Spot Pet Insurance Does Spot Pet Insurance cover emergency vet visits? Yes. Spot Pet Insurance helps cover the eligible costs of emergency vet care for covered accidents and illnesses — including exams, diagnostics, surgery, and hospitalization. Can I visit any vet during an emergency? Absolutely. With Spot, you can visit any licensed veterinarian in the U.S. or Canada — no network restrictions or referral requirements. How much can I get reimbursed for an emergency vet bill? Depending on your plan, Spot can reimburse up to 90% of covered expenses after your deductible. How quickly are claims processed? Spot aims to make reimbursement simple and fast. Most claims are processed within 48 hours, helping you recover costs quickly. Does Spot cover follow-up care after an emergency? Yes. If the condition is covered under your policy, Spot also helps reimburse eligible follow-up visits and treatments after the initial emergency care. Key Takeaway When emergencies happen, Spot Pet Insurance is there to help — helping to give pet parents financial relief and peace of mind during stressful moments. With plans that cover eligible costs for accidents, illnesses, and emergency treatments, Spot helps you focus on what matters most: getting your pet the care they need, when they need it. With customizable plans, fast claims processing, and up to 90% reimbursement, Spot makes it easier for pet parents to handle the unexpected — because caring for your pet shouldn’t come with financial worry. Follow this link to learn more about pet insurance, or get a free quote today! Melina Acra, Author With 10 years of experience as a pet parent, I aim to empower pet owners with insights into pet insurance and maintaining their pet's well-being. I aspire to be a trusted source, combining knowledge with a commitment to the welfare of our beloved pets.
By Louisiana REALTORS® August 25, 2026
Louisiana REALTORS® CEO Norman Morris issued the following statement after SpaceX announced plans to invest $100 billion in a new launch facility in Vermilion Parish. The project is expected to create 3,000 direct jobs and more than 8,100 indirect jobs across Acadiana. “SpaceX’s investment is an extraordinary economic win for Louisiana. We congratulate Governor Jeff Landry, Louisiana Economic Development Secretary Susan Bourgeois, Vermilion Parish leaders, and everyone who helped bring this historic project home. The housing and infrastructure improvements needed to support more than 11,000 new job opportunities should generate a huge economic boost to the Acadiana and Gulf Coast region. According to the National Association of REALTORS®, each typical Louisiana home sale generates approximately $88,600 in economic activity. Even if only half of the new SpaceX related jobs lead to a home purchase, the impact would generate nearly half a billion dollars across our state's economy. That improves our tax base and school systems, and ripples through our economy touching builders, bankers, hardware stores, appliance dealers, contractors and so many more. “Housing is not downstream of economic development; it is an essential infrastructure. Louisiana REALTORS® and our partners stand ready to help turn these new jobs into homes, stronger communities and lasting roots in Louisiana. Economic development creates jobs, but housing turns those jobs into homes. Let’s make Louisiana home again, together.” Economic-impact estimates are illustrative calculations by Louisiana REALTORS® using employment projections from Louisiana Economic Development and the National Association of REALTORS®’ estimated economic impact per typical Louisiana home sale. They are not forecasts or recurring annual-impact figures. Enjoy the video below from the Louisiana Department of Economic Development .
technology real estate agents should consider
By Louisiana REALTORS® August 17, 2026
Explore technology investments that help Louisiana real estate agents stay organized, strengthen client relationships, and market more effectively.
Show More