Her clients and friends would all agree that Vikki Evans was destined to be a Realtor. Her history as a successful bond broker, a marketing director for a money manager, and a home insurance agent have all led her to her starring role as a Realtor with Compass, where customer relationships are the true measure of success.
She sees her clients' homes as not only a direct reflection of their unique personalities, but as the base point for lifelong memories. Evans' success in the real estate industry was validated by a membership in the coveted Circle of Excellence Hall of Fame.
Evans' other "work" is giving back to the Houston community. For 35 years, she has served in leadership positions on the boards of the Jewish Federation, the Houston Jewish Community Foundation, the Women's Business and Professional Group (President from 2015-2017), BNI Greenway Plaza, The Emery/Weiner School, and is a current vice president of the board of Jewish Family Service. In June of 2016, Evans was nominated for Woman of the Year by the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, which culminated in donations of more than $76,000 to cancer research.
Both in 2017 and 2018, she chaired a city-wide film and arts festival in partnership with the Mayor's office and TIRR Memorial Hermann, to promote inclusion and understanding for people with disabilities. ReelAbilities Houston is now the largest festival of its kind in the country.
When she is not working, Evans enjoys exploring downtown Houston, exercising at The Houstonian, traveling, and all forms of art and theater. Vikki and her husband, Rich, have been married since 1986 and are the parents of two grown daughters and their French bulldog, Lola.
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