Property Managers - We Need You!

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The 2010 edition of Leased Magazine is in production and we’re calling for submissions from property managers.

 

Property Managers - We Need You!!

The 2010 edition of Leased Magazine is in production and we’re calling for submissions from property managers. If you’d like to see yourself or your colleagues in print, there are two ways you can be involved.

 

Send us nominations for the Champions photo feature. We need to know, in 100 words or less why you or your colleagues are among Australia’s leading property managers – is it career achievements, community involvement or a willingness to “go the extra mile” to give excellent customer service? Don’t forget to attach a high resolution photo.

 

We’re also looking for funny stories of up to 200 words, about the lighter side of your job, or unique situations you’ve encountered in your property management role.


Send submissions for consideration to jayne@sold-magazine.com.au
 

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