Pygott & Crone shortlisted for ‘Best in Region’ Award Pygott & Crone shortlisted for ‘Best in Region’ Award

Pygott & Crone shortlisted for ‘Best in Region’ Award

Shortlisted for Best in Region Award 2018| Published in Company News on 8 November 2018 by our Marketing Team
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The directors and staff from Pygott and Crone are delighted to announce that they have been shortlisted for the 2018 Best Agent East Midlands Region Award by Relocation Agent Network, a national network of selected estate agents.

The winner will be announced at a black tie evening Awards Dinner held at the Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel, London on Friday 23 November. The Awards Dinner, hosted by well-known comedian and television presenter Katherine Ryan, will close Relocation Agent Network’s annual National Conference and Exhibition.

The 2018 Best Agent East Midlands Region Award is an annual accolade given for consistently making the best overall contribution to the Network throughout the year. It gives nominees the opportunity to become the Network’s ‘Best Agent in the East Midlands Region’. To reach this stage of the award programme, agents must demonstrate a commitment to the Relocation Agent Network principles, namely excellent customer service and innovative business initiatives.

Paul Wood a director of Pygott and Crone said, “We are delighted to be shortlisted in the Relocation Agent Network’s Best Agent Regional Award category, and if succesful we go on to be considered for the Best Estate Agent in the UK. The nomination highlights our commitment to the Network principles, particularly delivering the very best service to our customers. This award nomination really has been a team effort over the last 12 months and I’m extremely proud of everyone at Pygott and Crone. Last year we were honoured to be voted The Best Agent in the UK, by the Relocation Agent Network judges, so it is fantastic news to be recognised again this year. We are continually trying to improve on the service and products we offer our clients to ensure they achieve their home moving goals.”

Richard Tucker, Relocation Agent Network’s Managing Director commented, “Our Best Agent Regional Awards recognise those agents that show true dedication to business innovations and delivering top quality service to their customers. Congratulations to Pygott and Crone for their well- deserved nomination.”

Anyone wishing to find out more about Pygott and Crone award winning service can contact them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, free on 0800 9177404 or visit www.pygott-crone.com

 

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