THE north Durban Pam Golding franchise won several awards at the Pam Golding Gold Club event which was held virtually as a live studio event recently. The event was broadcast to all Pam Golding offices in South Africa and Africa.
The north Durban franchise, which spans from Durban North to uMhlanga and eMdloti, won National franchise of the Year 2020 as well as Regional Office of the Year for number of units sold, and the Regional Office of the Year by sales value. What’s more, the franchise took home the Marketing Excellence award.
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Phillip Reynolds won Agent of the Year and was awarded Gold Club Elite status, with Stella Simes coming second and also achieving Gold Club status. Glynis Owen won Runner-up Referral agent of the year. Ellmarie Spencer, who has been a Gold Club Elite agent for several years, won Umhlanga Agent of the Year. The franchise’s development agents took top honours with Geoff Austin winning National Development Agent of the Year and Nicky Steele winning Runner-up National Development Agent of the Year. Both development agents achieved Gold Club status.
Carol Reynolds and Gareth Bailey, area principals for Pam Golding North Durban, said it is an honour to win National Franchise of the Year.
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“This is now the second consecutive year that we have won this award and it is very encouraging for the KZN region as a whole. For years, KZN has been in the shadow of the Western Cape, but now our residential property market is holding its own as a very attractive property investment area. Indeed, our north Durban coastal belt has earned a reputation as being one of the fastest growing markets in the country and certainly one of the most desirable places to live and invest in,” said Bailey.
“Winning this esteemed award is a testament to our exceptional team of professional agents and staff, who are committed to service excellence and the highest levels of professionalism. Thank you to our friends and clients in our Durban North, uMhlanga and eMdloti areas who continue to support us,” added Reynolds.
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