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The national brand has renewed its partnership with one of its cornerstone outfits, marking the continuation of a longstanding alliance.
PRD Tamworth — which was established in 2005 and is hailed as one of the network’s “keystone offices” — has announced that it will continue to operate under the brand’s umbrella for its 17th year.
The office is headed by Mark Sleiman and comprises a 25-strong team that has welcomed new additions over the years.
In 2015, Jacqui Bijnens joined the firm as chief operating officer, tasked with overseeing the internal operations of the business, including finance, human resources and regulatory compliance. She also heads the property management team.
Meanwhile, Rebecca Creighton-Clarke, Amy Hughes and Justine Reilly were appointed as the firm’s new partners in July.
In a statement, PRD said the renewal of the brand partnership is in line with its organisational goal of providing “a supportive and professional environment for team members to grow and develop their career, with the opportunity to one day become an owner of the business”.
“We are so excited to announce the fulfilment of that vision for four of our team members who join Mark Sleiman as partners of PRD Tamworth,” the firm stated.
The network’s managing director Todd Hadley expressed his approval of the keystone office remaining with the brand.
“The team from PRD Tamworth are very highly regarded in their community, and they truly champion the PRD brand and our values and culture,” Mr Hadley said.
Aside from its reputation as a well-established outfit, PRD Tamworth is also considered to be a top-performing office within the network, consistently securing a spot in the top 10 PRD Office awards.
“These are very exciting times for PRD Tamworth, and with such an experienced team at the helm, I look forward to seeing what they accomplish next,” Mr Hadley stated.
The franchise renewal comes on the heels of one of the group’s “forerunner”, Conrad Nissirios, returning to PRD’s ranks as its head of development.
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