Glenn Crenshaw was born and raised in Virginia, and has lived in Atlanta, Georgia and Memphis, Tennessee. After vacationing in Arkansas for several years while living in Memphis, he moved to Eureka Springs in 2002.

Glenn has spent the majority of his working life in the field of marketing and advertising, so a career in real estate was a natural step. He has extensive marketing experience in the grocery business, retail sales, print production and consulting for non-profits.

Locally, Glenn has served on the board of the Kings River Watershed Partnership; was a founding member of Save the Ozarks, a grass roots non-profit formed to challenge AEP's proposed high voltage transmission lines in the immediate area; and currently serves as Vice Chair of the non-profit board of The Eureka Springs Community Center Foundation. The ESCC Foundation was formed as a group effort to reclaim a derelict public school property and convert it into a self-sustaining community-owned center and business park.

Life time multi-million dollar producer.