PRD Whitsunday wins three awards at national real estate night
The agency’s CEO was recognised for her outstanding contributions to the real estate agency.
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A Whitsunday real estate agency has scooped up three awards at a national awards night.
PRD Whitsunday was recognised in several categories at the prestigious national PRD annual awards.
The awards recognise and celebrate PRD’s top performers and leaders in the industry.
PRD Whitsunday won three awards this year, including a Bronze Sales Award to Helen Maund and a Sliver Sales Award for the PRD office.
PRD Whitsunday CEO Annette Harm received the John Harvey Award, named after the founder and inaugural chairman of PRD John Harvey.
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The award is presented to a valued member of the group, recognising their outstanding contributions and service to the PRD group and the real estate industry.
Ms Harm said she was humbled to be recognised and elated to receive the accolade after such a challenging year.
She said she was proud of her team in the Whitsundays for consistently performing to a high standard each week.
“PRD Whitsundays’ recognition for its excellent contribution to the industry reinforces the strength of PRD in connecting with the community and engaging with its customers,” Ms Harm said.
PRD corporate managing director Todd Hadley congratulated Ms Harm on the win.
“To be announced as a winner among such a highly competitive and accomplished network of real estate professionals is a testament to Annette’s dedication, extensive property market knowledge and the ability to adapt in ever-changing conditions,” he said.
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