Partner Article
Applegate shortlisted for top Award
Top Holmfirth Estate Agent, Applegate Properties have been shortlisted for an award this month.
Director, Amy Wray has been nominated for the 2015 Forward Ladies SME Business of the Year Award due to Applegate Properties continuous success since opening in 2010. The North East Forward Ladies awards aim to recognise and reward talented business women across the region.
Amy comments on her nomination: “It is a great achievement to be noticed by Forward Ladies as a creditable SME business within the region. I am overwhelmed by the support and looking forward to attending the awards ceremony”.
This news follows on from Amy’s recent success where she was nominated for the ‘Sue Ryder Women of Achievement in Business Award’ earlier this year. This recognition of Applegate is a great acknowledgment of the whole team’s hard work over the past five years, which includes growth into the property sales sector and opening a high street branch. The team have continuously worked hard to focus on delivering excellent customer service. They are proud to be one of the few estate agents in the area that are members of the Property Ombudsman, ARLA and the NAEA, which sets their standards of service high.
The Yorkshire and North East Forward Ladies Awards winners of each category will take place at the Crown Plaza, Newcastle, on Tuesday 29th September.
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