About
Aubrey McCormick

Aubrey founded Rummer Development after meeting Bob Rummer and being inspired by his vision to build his midcentury modern homes again. As an Entrepreneur, Aubrey’s experience in building, design, and sustainability allows her to take a systems approach to building the Rummer brand, incorporating Bob’s legacy and meeting client needs. Aubrey has renovated over 30 residential projects for clients, and investors with her work being featured in publications like Dwell, The Oregonian, and Oregon Home Magazine.

Prior to design, Aubrey was a professional golfer and leveraged her experience to drive sustainability initiatives into the sport, developing thought leadership projects including The Olympic Club Corporate Social Responsibility Report and the Mauna Kea Case Study. Aubrey was a contestant on the Big Break Atlantis Television show on NBC Golf Channel and served as an advisor within the green sports movement and is an established speaker, presenting at the White House Sports & Climate Change roundtable to represent her sport.

Aubrey has held numerous leadership positions at nature restoration companies where she developed opportunities for investors, landowners, Indigenous communities and companies to invest in reforestation and carbon impact projects. She earned an MBA in Sustainable Management at Presidio Graduate School in San Francisco, CA and holds a BA in Interior Design.