Pam Surtees

Background

About Pam Surtees

Pamela Surtees has been a Realtor in Wellington since 1987, and 20 years as Sales Director of The Elebash Company, a small, boutique real estate Company. With growth of Wellington from year round residents, as it was when she began her career to now close to year round residents, she was drawn to Equestrian Sotheby's because of its international appeal, servicing equestrians and sports enthusiasts over the world. Prior to her moving to Wellington in 1982, she was a publicist in New York City, organizing events for the Animal Medical Center, The Asia Society, The Belmont Ball, Humane Society, and was one of the founders of the Young Friends of Red Cross New Year's Eve party at the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach. She was the assistant to the Producer of "Hair"​, Michael Butler, and in the summers worked with the Butler family in Oak Brook, Illinois, then the capital of polo in the United Sates, organizing sponsorship programs for the game of polo. When polo moved to Wellington, so did Pam and her husband, Willie. Through the years, she has seen Wellington go from dirt roads and farms to the equestrian capital, and thriving Village that it now is, and along the way has sold houses, farms and land in every area of Wellington, West Palm Beach, and Palm Beach.