Mobile Chamber Names Williamson Chairman

The Mobile Chamber has named Teresa Williamson, president of Roberts Brothers, Inc., as its 2026 chairman of the board. Williamson has been in her role since 2022, when she became the first person outside the Roberts family to lead the Mobile real estate company. She joined in 2009 as a sales associate before purchasing the Roberts Brothers Saraland franchise three years later. She later served as general manager and managing broker of Roberts Brothers West, where she helped elevate the office to record success. Today, she oversees more than 300 real estate professionals across seven offices. The chamber also recognized outgoing Chairman Patrick Murphy for his year of service and leadership. It said that Murphy, vice president of economic development for Alabama Power Co., led it through a year of continued growth and momentum.

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