Laing+Simmons has highlighted their best-performed agents and offices at the annual awards night in Sydney.
The Announcement:
The Laing+Simmons Annual Awards night was celebrated at the new W Sydney hotel this month to honour the network’s best and brightest with fine food and energetic entertainment, with a touch of Moulin Rouge.
It was a big night for Laing+Simmons Mount Druitt | Rooty Hill, which took home the Office of the Year award as well as the team awards for Best Business Growth and Outstanding Customer Service.
Other major team awards went to:
Highest Number of Transactions: Laing+Simmons Armidale
Top Income Producing Office: Laing+Simmons Double Bay
Auction Excellence – Highest Clearance Rate: Laing+Simmons Regents Park | Berala
Top Auction Listings: Laing+Simmons Parramatta Group
Excellence in Property Management: Laing+Simmons Quakers Hill
Community Achievement: Laing+Simmons The Abassi Group
Individually, the coveted Doug Laing Memorial Award was won by Chris Koch of Laing+Simmons Port Macquarie, while in a family affair Abby Koch took out the Go Beyond Award.
Steven Zoellner of Laing+Simmons Double Bay took home the award for Top Income Producer, named The Bart Doff Award in honour of the late principal of the Double Bay office.
Other major individual honours included:
Principal of the Year: Ben Arrowsmith, Laing+Simmons Regents Park | Berala
Top Auction Listings: Ray Fayad, Laing+Simmons Parramatta Group
Highest Number of Transactions: George Lattouf, Laing+Simmons Merrylands
Excellence in Property Management: Brodie Walters, Laing+Simmons Regents Park | Berala Innovation Award: Amy Young, Laing+Simmons Young Property
Laing+Simmons Chief Executive Officer Leanne Pilkington congratulated the worthy winners.
“The Annual Awards night is a great opportunity for everyone in the network to reflect on their own efforts and the efforts of their team, and to show appreciation for those doing top quality work in the field,” Ms Pilkington said.
“It’s a collective celebration of people and offices which truly deserve recognition.”
Source: Laing+Simmons
