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Michael Barnacle is Managing Broker & Partner for Corcoran Icon Properties San Francisco, where he also leads the Commercial Real Estate Group. Michael has a strong background in residential and commercial real estate, having worked for brokerages in Boston and Rhode Island before relocating to San Francisco in 2012. He serves on the Board of the California Association of Realtors, the San Francisco Association of Realtors, and the San Francisco Women's Council of Realtors. He will serve as Chair of the SFAR Standard Forms Committee for 2027.

Michael has been involved in many community organizations, including serving as the Past President of the United Irish Cultural Center of San Francisco. During his tenure, he successfully led a campaign to convert the organization to 501-c3 status to increase opportunities for community financial support and pave the way for a Capital Campaign to rebuild and expand the Center. As President of the UICC, he has also marched in the St. Patrick's Day Parade and has hosted events for visiting Irish dignitaries in San Francisco. He enjoys travel, the outdoors, and studying his ancestry and Irish heritage.

Neal Corkery was a precocious know-it-all who grew up reading the encyclopedia (the physical version of Wikipedia) for fun; going from article to article, learning about the world that lay beyond his short reach. Suffice it to say, he had a difficult time socializing with people his age, but he made up for it by befriending wiser people. Those mentors were, in a way, like the encyclopedia with something to teach Neal and with links to other interesting people. Blessed by wonderful relationships, over the years, Neal has grown to be a resource to the people around him. This is the frame of reference he brings to serving clients. 

Over the last 25+ years in San Francisco real estate, Neal worked as an escrow officer, real estate paralegal, leasing agent/property manager, real estate salesperson, and the branch manager of a large brokerage. This uncommon breadth of experience gives Neal access to more relationships to lever on behalf of his clients, an instinct for avoiding needless risk, and a knack for finding creative solutions to his clients’ challenges.

Being active with the San Francisco Association of REALTORS® - especially on the Standard Forms Committee - is important to Neal. Understanding the latest trends and best practices allows him to make complex issues accessible.

Dona Crowder was Assistant Manager at Coldwell Banker Previews International 2010-2015. She was formerly a broker associate of Pacific Union Christies. Her expertise in residential sales includes estate homes and development opportunities. As a consistent “Top Producer”, she brings over 35 years experience to her work, having managed her family’s Pacific Heights real estate firm for 20 years. She was a director of the San Francisco Association of Realtors from 1993-1999, and 2002-2008, serving as Chief Financial Officer in 1999 and President in 2004. She has served as Trustee for the Political Action Committee, a Hearing member of the Standards Panel and on the MLS and Forms committees for many years. She was a Director of the California Association of Realtors, San Francisco’s Regional Chair in 2005, on the Legislative and Land Use Committees, was Chair 2006 and 2012 of the Common-Interest-Development Committee, Chair 2007 of the Local Governmental Relations Committee, liaison to the Strategic Planning Committee, member of the Nominating Committee and served on the Executive Committee in 2008. Other affiliations include director of her neighborhood association, delegate to WTPCC, Who’s Who of Luxury Real Estate, Haute Living Network and the San Francisco Historical Society, contributing an article about women in organized real estate in its publication, “The Argonaut”. She has been a member of the Residential Builders, San Francisco Apartment , Small Property Owners Associations, SF Moderates, Fillmore Merchants and Victorian Square Association. She served nine years as a commissioner on the Assessment Appeals Board of the city/county of San Francisco.