ERA Wilder Realty Receives Five Star Circle Of Excellence Award At Cendant Mobility Broker Network International Conference

Eddie Wilder, president of ERA Wilder Realty, was honored for outstanding performance during the last year at the 2006 Cendant Mobility Broker Network International Conference held April 6-9, 2006 at the JW Marriott Grande Lakes Hotel in Orlando, Fla.  More than 900 representatives attended the four-day event, which included interactive workshops, roundtable and panel discussions, and executive presentations. 

 

ERA Wilder Realty was awarded the Five Star Circle of Excellence Award which recognizes brokers who have met or exceeded their individual objectives for outgoing broker-to-broker referral closings during the calendar year. 

 

“Cendant Mobility’s Broker Network is comprised of the best performing brokers in each market,” said W. Bruce Wallin, president of Cendant Mobility Broker Services.  “The effort put forth by ERA Wilder Realty toward meeting and exceeding their 2005 goals is indicative of the commitment to superior performance we have come to value from our broker partners. We are proud to be affiliated with such a talented organization and look forward to building on our relationship for many years to come.”

 

“This award symbolizes ERA Wilder Realty’s strong relationship with Cendant Mobility,” said Eddie Wilder, president ERA Wilder Realty.  “Through hard work, commitment, and the support of the Broker Network, we were able to achieve our goals and beyond.  We are honored to have received this prominent award.” 

 

At the four-day conference, Broker Network participants networked with other industry professionals and exchanged information and ideas regarding team-building, revenue generation, retention, new business strategies and increasing customer service – essential elements for continued success.  In the second quarter of 2006, the Broker Network will change its name to the Cartus Broker Network, as Cendant Mobility has recently announced that its name will be changing to Cartus.