More growth and innovation lie ahead for brand, pledges Fine & Country boss

The Fine & Country brand is poised for further growth, attendees at last week’s annual conference heard.

It is already the fastest-growing premium estate agency brand in England and Wales, according to data consultancy TwentyCi.

David Lindley, CEO of Fine & Country, said the organisation will evolve “to continue on this path”.

Linley also announced that since 2014, the Fine & Country Foundation has raised over £450,000 in aid of homeless charities.

Over 270 delegates attended the conference, with some travelling from as far afield as Mauritius, Cyprus, South Africa, Spain, Portugal and Germany.

Celebrating excellence and the hard work of the network throughout the past year, several offices walked away winners at the awards ceremony on Thursday.

The list of winners included:

  • Best Newcomer – Fine & Country Chew Valley
  • Marketing & Exposure – Fine & Country Derby
  • Property Presentation Award – Fine & Country Leamington Spa
  • PR & Social Media Award – Fine & Country Lisbon
  • Customer Service – Fine & Country Jersey
  • Referral & Networking Award – Fine & Country Bury St Edmunds
  • Foundation Award – Fine & Country Welwyn & Ware
  • Best International Operator – Fine & Country Mauritius
  • Best Overall Operator – Fine & Country Jersey

Regional Awards:

North West region – Fine & Country Ribble Valley

North East region – Fine & Country Wetherby

Wales – Fine & Country Swansea

South West region -–Fine & Country Torbay to Dartmoor

Central England – Fine & Country Rugby

Eastern Anglia – Fine & Country Diss

Home Counties – Fine & Country Canterbury

London region – Fine & Country Chiswick

 

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