The Ray White Group has announced the inaugural members to its Chairman’s Club, recognising the most successful agents in the country.
Recognising the sales performers across both residential and commercial markets who settle commission well in excess of $1.25 million in a financial year, the Chairman’s Club inducted over 30 members in 2016.
Ashley Weston of Ray White Frankston was one of the inaugural members. He said it was a great privilege to be named among the highest operators in the Group.
“It’s fantastic to see our hard work rewarded and recognised – of course it wouldn’t be possible without my team supporting me every day. To be one of the few named in the Chairman’s Club – among nearly 11,000 Ray White members – is a huge honour and great motivation for the coming years,” He said.
Chairman of Ray White, Brian White said the exclusive group represented the very finest operators.
“It’s the highest honour in our Group. How encouraging it is to see the determination of our proven performers striving for even greater achievement,” Mr White said.
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