Dr. Courtney Johnson Rose, president of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB), boasts a rich career trajectory. Initially a project management consultant at Accenture, she later transitioned into real estate, earning her Texas broker license in 2002. Joining GEJ Development, a family-owned firm, Courtney excelled in various roles, eventually becoming CEO in 2019. Under her leadership, GEJ secured contracts with prestigious institutions and entities, showcasing her adeptness in the field.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Courtney is deeply involved in community initiatives. Notably, she's a part of the Community Collective for Houston, instrumental in acquiring The Power Center, a multifaceted facility benefiting the local community. Her commitment extends to serving as an adjunct professor at Prairie View A&M University, where she imparts knowledge in real estate and land development.
 
Courtney's achievements haven't gone unnoticed; she's been lauded by multiple organizations and featured in prominent publications like Black Enterprise and Real Estate Executive. Despite her busy schedule, she prioritizes family time, travel, and community engagement through her sorority, Delta Sigma Theta Inc. Courtney epitomizes excellence in both professional and personal spheres, leaving an indelible mark on the real estate industry and beyond.