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Sarah Powell

Senior Graphic Designer

Tampa
Sarah Powell
Biography

Sarah was born and raised in Tampa, Florida, and serves as a Senior Graphic Designer with TSCG, where she brings a unique combination of commercial real estate experience, marketing expertise, and creative strategy to the firm’s corporate marketing efforts.

Sarah began her commercial real estate career with Southeast Retail Group, where she spent five years as Marketing Director and Office Administrator before the firm merged with TSCG in 2022. Following the merger, she joined TSCG as a Senior Brokerage Coordinator, supporting brokerage operations and gaining an even broader understanding of the business before transitioning into corporate marketing as a Senior Graphic Designer.

In her current role, Sarah develops creative and visual communications that support TSCG’s brand, professionals, and markets across the company. Her experience spans graphic design, social media, marketing, and brokerage administration, giving her a well-rounded perspective on how creative strategy can support the commercial real estate business.

Sarah earned her Florida Sales Associate License in 2017 to provide additional support to brokers engaged in landlord representation and leasing. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design and Advertising from the University of Tampa.

What To Know
Outside of work, Sarah is always looking for her next adventure. Having traveled to 13 countries and counting, she loves experiencing new places, trying different cuisines, and seeking out fun and unexpected activities along the way. A lifelong creative, Sarah is also known for picking up new hobbies and currently spends much of her free time creating stained glass and mosaic art. When she isn’t traveling or making something, she enjoys spending time with her husband, Zach, their energetic greyhound, Smoky, and their orange tabby, Eli.
Retail Rewind

Favorite Retail Store as a Child
One of my favorite restaurants growing up was Sweet Tomatoes! I always loved their tuna salad, fresh-baked pizza, and, of course, no visit was complete without a trip to the soft-serve machine. I’m still holding out hope for a Sweet Tomatoes comeback - maybe even from one of our own brokers!