Harcourts were the only real estate organisation to receive a Highly Commended mention in the finalists’ announcement for the awards which will be hosted by the Australian Centre for Event Management in early October.

Harcourts International Managing Director, Mike Green is extremely proud of this achievement and believes that it is testament to the hard work and dedication of the company’s event management division.

“Harcourts events have always had an excellent reputation and it is fantastic that the quality and professionalism of our events has now been recognised at a national level,” said Mr Green.

“I am so proud of this achievement and of everyone involved in the management of our great events,” he continued.

The 2010 Harcourts Conference, which was held at Conrad Jupiters in Surfers Paradise in May this year, was truly one-of-a-kind with over 600 people from all across Australia in attendance.

Highlights included an inspirational speech from keynote speaker, Li Cunxin, author of best-selling autobiography Mao’s Last Dancer, and presentations from other high profile keynote speakers such as social media guru, Matthew Ferrarra and real estate figureheads, Ric de Luca and James Tostevin.

Mr Green is confident that Harcourts will continue to produce world-class events and may even take out an award at the next Australian Event Awards in 2011.

“I am confident that Harcourts will continue to excel in this area and will continue to produce many more exceptional events. I believe that Harcourts has a fantastic chance of being a finalist in the 2011 Australian Event Awards, so watch this space!” said Mr Green.

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The event, which was held at the International of Brighton in Melbourne, attracted over 160 guests including many new people looking to break into the real estate industry.

Doubling as a recruitment drive for Harcourts, many fantastic career opportunities with the company were discussed with those in attendance. Harcourts Victoria Chief Executive Officer, Brent Pullar was pleased to see so many potential new recruits at the event.

“Most of the people who attended stayed back and spoke to our business owners regarding employment in their desired areas. It was fantastic to see so many people interested in a new career with Harcourts,” said Mr Pullar.

The Industry Night also attracted real estate professionals from many of Harcourts competitors who were amazed at how many tools and services the company provides to its business owners and their staff, both in sales and property management.

There was also a lot of interest in the training programs provided by the company’s dedicated training facility, The Harcourts Academy. The Agents Representative course attracted the most interest with the next scheduled course already booked out.

The Harcourts Victoria Industry Night is one of the biggest in the state and represents the perfect opportunity to show people what the brand is all about.

“I really believe in the Harcourts brand and I am excited to share everything this company has to offer. We’re confident that the event got people interested and enthusiastic about the Harcourts brand,” said Mr Pullar.

Established in 1888 in New Zealand, Harcourts is one of the world’s fastest growing real estate companies and continues to go from strength to strength in the local and international real estate industries.

About Harcourts:

With nearly 640 offices internationally, Harcourts is the fastest growing real estate agency in Australia.
Harcourts is the exclusive Australasian and South Pacific representative of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World ™, the largest real estate network on earth consisting of 650 companies, 5,000 offices, and 150,000 sales consultants.

This also provides membership of the exclusive Luxury Portfolio marketing options for the effective global marketing of properties valued in excess of $1million.

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