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Brendons promotes Julie Gooding to Director of Operations
Brendons Auctioneers, the London-based property auction specialists, are pleased to announce the promotion of Julie Gooding to Director of Operations.
The move comes at a time of impressive growth for the business – they recently reported year on year sales revenues increasing by 99%. The property auction sector and the London property market continue to be strong and Julie has assisted the company to significantly improve their sales.
Julie has been with the business for eight years and has previously held senior operational roles with a major European retailer and a leading UK charity. Her new role will also include managing a team of new recruits, with the imminent appointments of a new Auction Surveyor and an Auction Assistant.
Commenting on her promotion Julie said: “This is the perfect time for us to go for real growth and I relish the opportunity to play a key role in both strategically moving the business forward and developing an expanding team. Last year we saw lots offered, lots sold and amount raised all significantly up. The outlook for the property market continues to be positive for rental and commercial stock and as a London-based auction house we aim to capitalise on this. With our expertise and knowledge of the market we are confident of achieving further success.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ron Bell .
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