Apollo Auctions has welcomed veteran auctioneer Charlie Powell to its Sydney team, marking another key appointment in the company’s continued expansion throughout NSW.
With more than 20 years of experience, Mr Powell brings an enviable track record to Apollo, having called thousands of auctions across Sydney’s Inner West, Lower North Shore and Eastern Suburbs.
As a former REINSW Auctioneer of the year and AUSTROS finalist, Mr Powell is widely respected by agents and vendors for his down-to-earth approach and ability to consistently deliver above-market results.
One agent summed up working with Mr Powell: “Every time I auction with Charlie, it’s like winning the Grand Final.”
Mr Powell’s arrival follows a fast-moving month for Apollo in NSW, with Head of Auctions Ricky Briggs driving the brand’s expansion throughout Sydney.
Since joining Apollo earlier this year, Mr Briggs has quickly built momentum by onboarding leading agencies, expanding auction volumes, and building a reputation for professionalism, performance, and people-first service.
“We’re not here to blend in,” Mr Briggs said. “We’re here to elevate the auction experience in Sydney. Adding someone of Charlie’s calibre, with his quality of experience and energy, is a massive win – not just for Apollo, but for every agent and seller looking for a competitive edge.”
Mr Powell expressed enthusiasm about his new role with the company.
“What I love about Apollo is the culture. There’s energy, there’s quality, and there’s a clear commitment to doing things better. I’m excited to be part of that,” Mr Powell said.
Apollo Auctions Director Justin Nickerson said Powell’s arrival signals the company’s future direction.
“Charlie’s depth of experience and ability to consistently deliver premium outcomes aligns perfectly with Apollo’s commitment to being simply, world class in everything it does,” Mr Nickerson said.
As Apollo continues to expand in Sydney, Mr Powell’s addition reflects the group’s commitment to building a high-performance team across all markets in Australasia.
