A true servant within her community, Carli Amlin Dean rises above professional duty to help those in need. Throughout her life, Carli has always been a giver.
In 2006-2008 she served on the Tipp City Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. In 2007 Carli also served on the Tipp Monroe Community Service Board of Trustees, and as President from 2008-2010. In Fall 2009 she helped co-found the ClipShopShare coupon ministry, (www.ClipShopShare.com.) Since its launch, the ministry has donated over $48,000 in food, toiletries and household goods to local food pantries for less than $400 out of pocket expense. Carli teaches a coupon class twice a month to help show individuals how they can shop smarter and save money. She also helps churches and organizations around the country with this ministry. In 2011 Carli joined the Dream Builders Board of Directors at Ginghamsburg United Methodist Church.
Along with the time given to ClipShopShare coupon ministry and the Dream Builders Board of Director, Carli coordinates meals to families in need, sponsors individuals for the Vera Bradley Breast Cancer Foundation Fundraiser, volunteers with PALS (Parents Actively Linked with Schools) an organization within the elementary where her children attend, and currently serves as the 2011 Levy Chairman for the Tipp City School District.
Carli’s professional career is selling real estate with the Amlin Advantage Team at RE/MAX Alliance Realty throughout the Miami Valley area. Carli teamed with her mother, Sue Amlin, after graduating in 1999 with a double major in Speech and Organizational Communications. Since then Carli had earned her ABR (Accredited Buyer Representative) in 2006, CRS (Certified Residential Specialist) in 2007, continues to stay involved in the Dayton Area Board of Realtors all while working with buyers, sellers, transferees and relocation companies.
Carli’s hard work and compassion for others shines through all of her efforts. She makes the most of each opportunity, refuses to accept the status quo, and leads by example in her community.
– from Otterbein University’s website
***Editor’s Note – Congratulations Carli, recognition well deserved!
