Experienced Sydney sales agent Jeremy Brink has joined BresicWhitney and is set to help bolster the company’s market share across the Inner East.
Mr Brink said he had always admired the way BresicWhitney operated and was excited to join the team.
“I have long been an admirer of the BresicWhitney ethos and its approach to connecting buyers and sellers,” Mr Brink said.
“The chance to continue delivering the service and experience that I am grateful to be known for, while joining a great team and established brand, is incredibly exciting.
“I look forward to contributing to BresicWhitney’s success while working with the team to continue cementing its legacy across the Inner East.”
BresicWhitney Chief Executive Officer, Thomas McGlynn, said Mr Brink was a consistent performer who was highly regarded and trusted by sellers and buyers.
“A genuinely humble human, who’s generous with his time and experience, Jeremy shares the BresicWhitney values and understands what it means to frame his decisions and actions, through these,” he said.
“We are confident he will further strengthen not only our transactional presence in the Inner East – suburbs in which we’ve led the way for 20 years – but make a meaningful contribution to our culture of teamwork and collaboration, across BresicWhitney.”
Mr McGlynn said that in May, BresicWhitney surpassed $1 billion in sales volume for the calendar year, reflecting the increasing current of activity and momentum across the group.
He acknowledged the critical role that people would continue to play in BresicWhitney’s success.
“It’s always a pleasure to welcome ambitious and talented people, like Jeremy, who want to join us on this journey,” he said.
“We continue to cement our two decades of expertise across Sydney, in areas like the Inner East and Inner West, while building a deeper presence in markets such as the Lower North Shore.
“All strategic decisions and investments that will ensure we move forward as Sydney’s leading property group, while creating opportunities for our people, our clients and our communities.”
