Firms poach top producers
September 11, 2009 01:00PM By Jennifer LeClaire
Keller Williams' Eric Pruitt, formerly of RE/MAX
From the South Florida Web site: In an age of free agency, South Florida real estate brokers are changing allegiances as firms look for agents who get results.
Recent
moves add to a list that figures to get longer: Eric Pruitt and Isabel
Stephenson recently left RE/MAX to join forces with Keller Williams.
Esslinger Wooten Maxwell Realtors hired Jo-Ann Forester and her
eight-member team away from Coldwell Banker.
Real estate
executives and head hunters never stop recruiting top producers, but
more agents are considering making the move in a down market, according
to Matt Johnston, CEO of Workway, a real estate staffing firm with
offices in Tampa, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale.
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Anonymous
Let's be honest. "The successful agent" is what makes a "company" successful, not the other way around (like so many companies in South Florida still believe!!!
Comment #1 Posted By: Anonymous 09/12/09