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Loan Market awards top brokers

Friday, February 25th 2011, 4:20PM 1 Comment

by Jenha White

Loan Market had its first ever New Zealand based conference and awards last week with the Brokers choice for Broker of the Year going to Bruce Patten and the Innovation Award to Sharon Main.

Patten says he was pleasantly surprised and that it was good to be recognised by his peers.

Main says her Aspire team have meetings every week with an aim to improve the business and customer experience, being "somewhat humbled by the innovation award".

Stuart Matheson won the Chief Executive Award as well as the runner-up Broker of the Year.

The Lender of the Year was Westpac.

The referral channel Rookie of the Year went to Peter Lewis and the associate channel Rookie of the Year went to Justin Mogford who only went out on his own six months ago, opening the business Priority Home Loans.

He says it's awesome to get recognition for his hard work and he believes the relationships and repore he builds with clients, referrers and other professionals was the key to success.

Patten's personal assistant Pat Dugdale won PA of the year, with Main's PA Jo Reid, the runner-up.

 

Top 10 Loan Market Group Brokers of the Year are:

  1. Bruce Patten
  2. Robyn Ashkettle
  3. Trent Bradley
  4. Stuart Matheson
  5. Lynn Houghton
  6. Gopal Sreenivasan
  7. Gary George
  8. Scott Charlesworth
  9. Jo Choat
  10. Eunice Wallace

Jenha is a TPL staff reporter. jenha@tarawera.co.nz

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Comments from our readers

On 28 February 2011 at 10:01 am B. Rassam said:
Good on you Robyn. A winner as usual. With the best professional service you have been providing us for many years, I hope to see you no. 1 next time.

BR
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