We’ve just returned from a national estate agency conference and exhibition
The team have returned from yet another informative and entertaining Relocation Agent Network National Conference and Exhibition. The day was packed with business recommendations and innovative top tips that we can’t wait to put into practice, to help our buying and selling customers here in the East Midlands.
Taking place on 23 November at London’s Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel, the event included three keynote sessions including; David Meade, a world-class international corporate speaker and performer, who discussed how to find and retain the best employees; learning and development guru Malcolm Smith; and mathematician and ex-Funds Manager, Darren Shirlaw provided an economic forecast, including how Brexit will impact the housing market.
The event also included speed sharing roundtables and workshops, each one hosted by an expert in their field. From compliance and innovative technology, to marketing and effective communication, the new format gave us a chance to learn about the topics that are most important to us and our customers.
The event culminated in a black tie Awards Dinner hosted by well-known comedian and TV presenter, Katherine Ryan, who presented awards to the night’s winning estate agents.
What does OUR Network membership mean to YOU?
Relocation Agent Network search England, Scotland and Wales for estate agents who excel in customer service, professionalism, local knowledge and business innovation and members can only join on an invitation-only basis. As the Network member in the East Midlands, we’re the area’s Local Expert, here to help you buy, sell and rent.
If Relocation Agent Network has chosen us, why wouldn’t you? Contact us today.
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