Stribling & Associates wins two awards at the 18th Annual Luxury Real Estate Fall Conference
Stribling & Associates, one of New York's premier residential brokerage firms, took home the award for Best Website at the recent 18th Annual Luxury Real Estate Fall Conference in Atlanta, GA. Additionally, Elizabeth Ann Kivlan-Stribling, President of Stribling & Associates, was one of only five recipients to win the conference's Master Networker award.
"We are thrilled that our website, launched as part of Stribling & Associates' rebranded image, has been honored at another exceptional event," said Elizabeth Ann Kivlan-Stribling, "In addition, I am proud to be the recipient of such a prestigious Networking award. Networking is a vital tool in this industry and a skill that I pride myself in having obtained."
Stribling & Associates was nominated for several other awards at the conference, including Best Overall Marketing Package, Best Print Marketing, Extraordinary Philanthropist, Outstanding Social Media Savvy and Significant Sales Award. Previously, Stribling was also nominated for a Webby award for their newly redesigned website, which is hailed as the "Internet's highest honor" by The New York Times.
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