Keller Williams NYC's first "For Brokers By Brokers"
On September 26th, Keller Williams NYC's Agent Leadership Council hosted the first ever "For Brokers By Brokers" at Sen Restaurant. Dianne Weston, member of the leadership council, led the planning for the event. The event attracted agents from various New York City brokerages.
"Keller Williams NYC's Agent Leadership Council recognized the high standard of professionalism within the competitive industry and wanted to provide an opportunity for agents to socialize and network with other agents they enjoy working with," said Weston. "The 'For Brokers By Brokers' event was an exciting opportunity to celebrate agent relationships created throughout New York City."
With the Agent Leadership Council in attendance, agents celebrated co-broker relationships with conversation, cocktails, hors d'oeurvres, and a raffle. Showcasing real estate photographer Michael Weinstein's collection of New York City properties, the event was sponsored by Citibank and the law offices of Cohen & Frankel.
Shown (from left) are: Alexandra Ande, director of Agent Services; Fei Jin, executive assistant; Zhann Jochinke, COO of Keller Williams NYC; Dianne Weston, ALC board member; Eric Barron, CEO of Keller Williams NYC; GieFaan Kim, ALC board member; Jason Penner, ALC board member; Sandy Edry, ALC board member; Rana Williams, ALC board member; Maura Jarach, ALC board member; and Nathalia Duran, CFO of Keller Williams NYC
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