Darien Soundings

Among his many attributes, Bill has served in many roles, including Director of the Darien Board of REALTORS® and Darien Multiple Listing Service and Treasurer for both entities. For more than 15 years Bill has been, and currently remains, Chairman of the Board’s Grievance Committee, overseeing with eloquence, each and every ethical challenge. Bill is also Chairman of the Darien Board’s New Member Education Committee, helping new agents fit seamlessly into their new found career as a REALTOR®. A practicing REALTOR® in Connecticut for more than four decades, Bill remains a skilled and trusted real estate professional that is praised by his Clients and amongst his peers.

Affectionately known as “Mr. Rowayton”, Bill remains the highest representation of the practice of real estate and is trusted and admired by his peers, clients and friends alike. According to Irene LaRusso, Executive Officer of the Darien Board and MLS, “I am proud to work alongside Bill – He’s a Gem of a member and we are very fortunate to have him -- contributing to our Board, our MLS, and the Realtor® community of Darien.

Meanwhile, during this time, Lindsay was working on her own venture—The Trellis Workshops, where she designed and facilitated small group workshops focused on predictable but unfamiliar transitions; a popular workshop she led was geared toward home-based moms who wanted to re-enter the professional work space in a revised way from how they left it. When the establishment launched, Lindsay had an epiphany. She believed The Trellis Workshops was a small part of something much bigger. By keeping her business contained to her living room, it was limiting the community aspect. Both Abby and Lindsay had strikingly similar business plans. But were they competitors or partners? The answer, today, seems quite obvious. The pair perfectly complements one another. In the end, they aligned their visions and merged into one business model.

Everwell is a unique business. The perception is that Everwell is a co-working space for women, but it doesn’t stop there. Everwell aims to target women who make up this community. Whether you’re a volunteer, a coach, an entrepreneur or freelancer or a career professional, there is room for everyone. This brand-new addition to Darien aims to redefine work rather than being a full-time office. The goal is to accommodate the way work is changing. All programming and events are focused on four pillars: Career + Calling, Family + Home, Body + Health, and Thought + Intellect.

To learn or to schedule a tour, email connect@theeverwell.com or visit https://theeverwell.com.

All proceeds from Darien Library Mini Golf will go directly to the purchase of books, movies and technology as well as the support of countless programming opportunities throughout the year. The event is sponsored by generous businesses and individuals and organized by the Darien Board of Trustees Fundraising Committee: Alex Eising (Chair), Tori Barnett (Mini Golf Co-Chair), Jay Bennett, Michael Cippoletti, Allegra Erickson, Tammy Sload, Susan Vogel, and Elena Whidden. Visit us here for more information.