We’re on the shortlist for the Relocation Agent Network awards!
We are thrilled to announce that we have been shortlisted for the 2021 Best Agent East Midlands Region Award by Relocation Agent Network, a national network of selected estate agents.
As ever we will be sending a team of delegates to the Conference and look forward to making the most out of what is always a very enjoyable occasion. Last year the event was held virtually due to the pandemic so we are really looking forward to it, pictured above is the team collecting the same award in 2019 – our fingers are crossed for another successful evening!
The winner will be announced at a black tie evening Awards Dinner held at Hilton Birmingham Metropole on Friday 3 December 2021. The Awards Dinner, hosted by the television broadcaster, Georgie Barrat, will close Relocation Agent Network’s annual National Conference and Exhibition.
The 2021 Best Agent East Midlands Region Award is an annual prize that gives the winner the opportunity to be crowned the Network’s ‘Best Agent in the East Midlands Region’. It is awarded to the agent who consistently demonstrates the Relocation Agent Network principles, including quality customer service, support for fellow members and professionalism.
Paul Wood, one of our directors, said, “We are delighted to be shortlisted in Relocation Agent Network’s Best Agent Regional Award category. The nomination is testament to our commitment to the Network principles, particularly delivering the very best service to our customers. Our success has been a team effort over the last year and I’m extremely proud of everyone at Pygott & Crone”.
Andrew Scott, Relocation Agent Network’s Managing Director commented, Our Best Agent Regional Awards recognise those agents that demonstrate truly exceptional customer service and support for other members. Many congratulations to Pygott & Crone for their well- deserved nomination.
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