Julie Welker is a dedicated stakeholder in Philadelphia’s communities. Her commitment to our neighborhoods is evident in over a quarter century of public service and private enterprise. As The Philadelphia Tribune put it, “a career of smashing obstacles.”
Anyone who ever met Julie’s father knows where she gets her courage. The late Alexander Talmadge (or Zack) made his mark on our community as a union organizer and leader (International Longshoreman’s Locals 2024 & 1291), as a founding member of the Negro Trade Union Leadership Commission, and as an executive Board member of the Philadelphia Urban Coalition.
Julie went to school here in the Philadelphia public school system, earned her BA from Penn State University and came back to teach at Bok Vocational High School, her alma mater. She was recruited as the leader of the Model Cities Education Task Force.
While working on the task force, Julie was also back in school, receiving her Masters degree in city planning from t
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““A thank you cannot express our gratitude for everything you have done for us. You not only sold our house at a very most difficult time, but you have been a good friend. I haven’t forgotten our celebration dinner - Hoping for next week. The flowers were lovely and the thought appreciated. Will be in touch soon. Again thanks for your friendship and your professionalism.””
Adele
““This card is just a small token of my appreciation. Thank you for all you help and patience. Please send my regards to the rest of your office. You’ve made my dream come true!””
Natasha
““Thank you and your very professional staff for all your efforts. We are very confident we made the right realtor choice the second time around.””
Tim and David