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2018 REB Awards judging, submission procedure explained

By Tim Neary
24 April 2018 | 10 minute read
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REB has made public its judging and submission methodology for the 2018 REB Awards as it readies to recognise the industry’s top performers across a comprehensive range of award categories.

Using a submission scoreboard and strict assessment requirements, REB applies an integrated methodology involving a five-stage process. It moves from candidate nomination and submission, through judging and the shortlisting of finalists, to identifying and announcing the winners.

Judging is also a multi-step process. All submissions are delivered to a panel of respected industry professionals and business leaders for assessment. The panel members include Lisa Montgomery, mortgage and consumer finance specialist at Takez Consulting; Adam Franklin, CEO of Bluewire Media; Brett Spencer, chairman of Opica Group; Jeff Zulman, managing director of BBBSA Finance; Melanie Hoole, social media and digital marketer at Hoole.co; and Tomy Dormer, director at Tricor Chewand Dormers.

The judges score each submission across a range of criteria, each applicable to its category description. Click HERE to learn more about all of the REB Awards’ categories, including Sales Agent of the Year for metro and regional areas, Sales Campaign of the Year, Digital Presence of the Year and the always interesting Innovator of the Year.

One winner will be announced per award category, with the awards presented at the REB Awards gala. This year’s event will be held on 19 July at Sydney’s The Star where real estate’s elite will gather to recognise the industry’s top performers.

Entries are now open, but be quick as they close on Wednesday, 9 May. Entries are now open, but be quick as they close on Wednesday, 9 May. Click HERE to start your submission or nominate a colleague. 

Submission tips

1. Clearly address the questions in the category.

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2. Tell a story. Provide a narrative and make the reading enjoyable.

3. Provide examples of problems you have faced and solved.

4. Provide additional documentation to reinforce your entry. This can be anything relevant, from client feedback to financial reports to news articles.

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