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Bill Hunt

Sponsorship (Board Advisor)

Bill spent 50 years in the real estate industry beginning as a broker in Spokane Washington and ending up as the President of Century 21 China where he oversaw China’s largest real estate group with 20,000 agents in 1500 offices and 31 cities. In between, he lived overseas for 20 years helping Century 21 Real Estate expand in Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia and Latin America. From 2011 to 2018 his consulting company assisted Keller Williams Real Estate with their global expansion into 43 countries.

He is a published author of two books, Memoirs of a Franchise Gypsy, and Insights from a Franchise Insider which detail his experiences working globally with lessons learned in the franchise industry. Both are available on Amazon.com.

After retiring, Bill took up woodworking and began creating his Fence Post Ducks using 100-year-old cedar posts from the Central Oregon cattle ranches. Being a golfer and fisherman, he decided to expand his art into his Golf Duck Series by repurposing rare persimmon wood clubs with hand-carved duck heads to make a perfect, one-of-a-kind gift as well as Fishing Cabin Art stringers of carved juniper wood fish, antique fishing creels and fly rods. Most recently he has developed a following for his carvings of various species of owls. He has participated in many arts and craft shows in the past 8 years around Central Oregon.

Bill and his wife Gilda retired to Central Oregon in 2016 and live in Eagle Crest.

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Dry Canyon Arts Association is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization listed with the Oregon Cultural Trust.    
Federal EIN #20-1326201    Oregon State Registry #22990790    www.drycanyonarts.org
415 SW 6th Street, Redmond OR               Mailing Address: PO Box 1918, Redmond, OR 97756

Recognized by Redmond Economic Development Inc (REDI) with the 2024 Thrive Award
Awarded the 2025 Ben Westlund Memorial Award, Deschutes Cultural Coalition, for community service

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