The largest property network in Victoria celebrated their 2011 outstanding performers on Saturday night and Ballarat took home a significant award.
The Ray White Awards Night for Victoria and Tasmania was held at Crown Palladium, where the announcements were made in front of 800 people.
Trevor Booth, the Real Estate Institute of Victoria President and the Principal of Ray White Ballarat, was the recipient of the Industry Leader Award.
“The Industry Leader award recognises the greatest contribution of a Ray White member to the broader real estate industry,” Ray White Victoria CEO Andrea McNaughton explained.
“We had individuals who had enjoyed industry-leading success in 2011, those that had contributed significantly to their communities via their real estate skill base and those that have grown businesses in unimaginable ways.”
“Trevor is a most deserving winner of this award. He has long contributed to our industry and continues his service to its integrity and growth today.”
The night marked the 25th year of Ray White in Victoria starting with only nine locations, the company now has 100.
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