Roman Moore

Never allow good enough to become good enough. Roman L. Moore III was born and raised in Somerville, Texas into a family of four which includes one sister. After graduating from Texas A&M, he went on to obtain several graduate degrees and enter into a career in politics and state government leadership which included serving as Senior Advisor to the Illinois Governor as well as Chief of Staff and Deputy Director of state agencies. Roman's 20-year career in politics allowed him to live and work in several states across the country. After his return to Texas, Roman entered the field of Project Management managing construction, mechanical and maintenance projects through his company's contract with the Texas A&M University System. Understanding the need and value of ownership in property, Roman decided to commit his life's work to bringing that pride and value to the everyday Texan. In an effort to give back to his community, Roman launched the Matthew Gains Generational Wealth Initiative with the goal of establishing generational wealth among the state's underrepresented populations through the ownership of 2 to 3 acres of land. Matthew Gaines was a freed slave turned Texas State Republican Senator representing Washington County during Reconstruction. Senator Gaines is credited with playing a key role in the establishment of Texas A&M University. Roman hopes to honor his great grandfather's legacy by continuing his effort to shape the landscape of Texas for the benefit of every resident. Coldwell Banker understands the need, value and pride property brings to families in addition to the importance of the Matthew Gaines Initiative inspiring Roman to become a member of their family.