Tayla Roth, Renee Newland and Hayley Weston from our rental department had the privilege of attending the Apmasphere Property Management Conference 2017, held at the RACV Royal Pines, Gold Coast on 14 – 17 October.
During the conference they mingled with plenty of property managers and BDM’s from around the country (and internationally) and heard from many keynote speakers including Alisa Camplin, Olympic Athlete who provided a very inspirational and motivational story.
Alisa blew the audience away with her single-minded determination, detailed goal setting and ability to tune out naysayers and people who told her it couldn’t be done.
Prior to the conference, two competitions were held; Business Development competition and Moot Tribunal competition.
The audience, as well as the judging panel awarded Ray White Frankston’s Hayley Weston the title of Australasia’s Business Development Champion.
The conference had a record setting crowd and a fantastic ‘Under the Sea’ themed gala party and was an enthralling couple of days for all who attended.
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