Pamela Martin is an Arizona native who has lived in the Prescott area since 1994, when she moved here with her husband, Keith, and baby daughter to teach English at Prescott High School.   In 2000, Pam and Keith welcomed their second daughter into their family. Now, these little girls are growing up.  One is at the UofA and one attends Prescott schools.

Pam taught English and French for 13 years, most of it at Bradshaw Mountain High School in Prescott Valley.   She was a Yavapai County Teacher of the Year finalist, and an active leader at the school, serving as English Department chairperson for four years and HUSD Language Arts Coordinator for two years.  She led three student trips to Europe and had the privilege of teaching Advanced Placement Language and Composition for four years.

In 2006, Pam made the exciting decision to leave teaching to pursue a new career in Real Estate.  Despite the difficult market, Pam has never regretted the decision and knows that adversity builds not only character, but skills and knowledge that will serve her clients well in the years to come. Pam was Realty Executives Rookie of the Year for 2007.  Since then, she has consistently performed in the top 10% or better for all Prescott area Realtors and was in the TOP 25 Realtors in Prescott for the first two quarters of 2011.

In 2011, Pam joined the Bergamini Group here at Realty Executives Northern Arizona.  She is thrilled to be a part of such a dynamic, successful team.

Pam is a country girl at heart, having been raised outside of Payson, where she grew up riding horses and exploring nature.  But she also loves public speaking and acting.  Pam spent five years as a voice actor with Coyote Radio Theater and has most recently taken on the roles of Mrs. Kendall in the Prescott Fine Arts production of The Elephant Man and of Blanche in Brighton Beach Memoirs.