20 YEARS FOR KEVIN

11th July 2025
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CELEBRATING 20 YEARS
Today marked 20 years of service for our fantastic Kevin. An incredibly experienced property professional and having worked in the industry for 40+ years we are very lucky to have Kevin in the team after working in a number of our branches over the years.
Today, Mark presented Kevin with his long service award and after nearly 30 years of working together the words of appreciation were very heartfelt. Thank you Kevin.

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