Media Release: The powerhouse Ray White Upper North Shore has been named at Ray White’s number one International Business in a star studded gala awards night on the Gold Coast where Jimmy Barnes rocked the night away.
Almost 3000 members of the leading group came together and celebrated the 2022 financial year. The successful business owners of Ray White Upper North Shore Greg Windel and David Walker, said that they always had a clear plan and vision on how they would grow their team and customer service to become the largest business across the Ray White Group.
“Seven years ago we opened our business and it was always that common belief that one day as a team we could put ourselves in a position to compete with the best in the group,” Mr Walker said.
“We always had that unwavering belief that we could be the best but the one thing I didn’t count on – the thing that I could have never imagined more than anything – is the loving and genuine friendships we have in our Upper North Shore family that we built along the way.
“To our team – your passion for what you do to be the best – blows me away constantly. Every person in our business has contributed to this award and it’s the work that gets done when no one’s looking that puts us in a position to compete with the best real estate businesses in Australasia.
“I’m most proud of the quality of people that I get to do it with every day. So thank you to all of you.
“Being part of this group is something that I’m truly proud of. Ray White to me, is not just a brand. It’s a collection of businesses and individuals that come together as a family.”
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