Drew Timme was born to parents Megan Timme and Matt Timme. They raised him in Richardson, Texas.
Matt and Megan have three children, all of whom are tall, athletic, and highly competitive. Matt played basketball while studying psychology at SMU and later played professionally in Europe.
At the same time, Megan was a college tennis player at Stephen F. Austin and later became an educator in Richardson. Furthermore, his grandfather was a quarterback in college, playing for Austin College.
Drew Timme Dad
Drew dad Matt Timme has been a senior regional sales manager at OraPharma since January 2017.
Before joining this company, he worked at other firms, including Patterson Dental, Onion Energy Systems, and Biomer 3i.
At Biomer 3i, Matt was a territory sales manager for three years, then became a regional sales manager for around ten years. During his tenure, he consistently ranked in the top third of U.S. regions and helped to increase sales from $3.7m to $7m annually.
As a sales leader, Matt believes that the key to success is working with and hiring the right people. He recruits individuals who fit into a consultative sales environment and then coaches and develops them.
He values his team and stands behind them, which has resulted in them giving their best. Matt began his sales career in the telecom industry, and in 2000, he transitioned to the medical device industry, where he progressed to sales leadership roles at the regional level.
Throughout his career, he has consistently delivered award-winning performances as a rep and leader and developed numerous sales professionals who have become award-winning leaders. He takes great pride in his contributions to the company and his team’s success.
According to his LinkedIn page, Timme graduated from Southern Methodist University with a major in Psychology.
Mother Megan Timme
Drew Timme mom Megan Timme is a director of administrative services at Region 10 ESC.
As a director of administrative services, she provides leadership and support to regional school districts, helping them improve their educational programs and operations.
In addition to her professional work, Megan is actively involved in the Richardson ISD community. She has been a school board member since 2021, and as a lifelong resident of the area, she has a deep connection to and love for the district.
Megan’s background is in education, and she started her career as a teacher at Richardson ISD, where she taught for almost six years. She later became a principal in 2003, leading her school to improve student achievement and foster a positive learning environment.
Megan’s academic background includes a bachelor’s degree in elementary education and teaching from Stephen F. Austin State University.
She then pursued a Master of Science in Educational Leadership and Administration from Texas A&M University, which she completed in 2001, per her LinkedIn page.
