Farrah’s Bio

Farrah Fulps is a fourth generation Broken Arrowan, who partnered with Larry Pennington with Pennington and Associates, a commercial, residential, and land brokerage, and is a candidate for CCIM Designation (Certified Commercial Investment Members); a transition made from her former role as Executive Director of her late grandfather, J.W. Bud Fulps’ 70 year old Main Street Broken Arrow company, Arrow Exterminators, Inc. She was a K-12 graduate of Broken Arrow High School and attended Northeastern University and Oklahoma State and earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and where years later would launch a rebranding/marketing campaign between Tulsa Regional MC and OSU Medical Centers.

Farrah is impassioned by her involvement with the local community and philanthropy (with particular fondness for Broken Arrow), serves on the board for the Broken Arrow Senior Center, a member of the board of directors for the Broken Arrow Chamber, is a member of the chamber total resource campaign, has worked with DVIS, Family and Children’s Services, Philbrook, Board of Directors for the Tulsa Christmas Parade and Gala on Ice, Broken Arrow Economic Development Commission Amplify Campaign Cabinet member where the team raised over 2M in their first campaign, ShamROCK the Rose District, A Soldier’s Wish, former Board of Directors for The Museum Broken Arrow and was a 2020 Graduate of Leadership Broken Arrow and now serving on the LBA Alumni committee. She has a great love for her hometown and its rich history and is actively raising funds to recreate and construct a cupola formerly found atop the Main Street Tavern. She also stays on top of her game in the real estate industry with memberships in realtor associations both on the state and national levels, a member of NAIOP-Commercial Real Estate Development Association, a member of the national, state and local Realtors Association and Greater Tulsa Association of Realtors. “It is my biggest honor to date to be a founding member of the Broken Arrow Police Department Foundation Board of Directors and I cannot wait to watch the Real Time Crime Center and all its components come to life to make our beloved town even safer than it already is.”