The conference offered top-tier industry professionals affiliated with Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® (LeadingRE) the opportunity to gain insights into the global marketplace, discuss
the top trends affecting real estate in 2018, and enhance the experience of home buyers and sellers. The event brought together attendees from 27 countries around the globe, including the United Kingdom, Romania, Thailand, Malta, Italy, Switzerland, New Zealand, and South Africa.
This year marks the second-time formal awards were presented in the event’s 11-year history. “The strength of our global network is unparalleled in the industry and having the opportunity to recognize some of the members who have been so instrumental to our success was a highlight of the Symposium. We commend these individuals and their firms for being leaders not only in their local markets, but also on a global level,” said LeadingRE President/CEO Paul Boomsma, who presented the awards along with LeadingRE Chairman of the Board Joe Horning of Shore west Realtors and LeadingRE Executive Vice President, Global Operations Chris Dietz.
Argentieri was presented with the Global Ambassador Award for demonstrating extraordinary commitment to LeadingRE, participating actively on many levels, promoting the network, serving as a role model for other members.
Cofim Immobiliare VR was presented the Luxury Trendsetter Award for leadership in the affluent real estate space and engagement with Luxury Portfolio International®, Leading Real Estate Companies of the World’s luxury marketing program.
Cofim Immobiliare Verona & Sirmione is the Verona and Lake Garda’s representative of LeadingRE (www.LeadingRE.com). With a global membership that spans six continents, LeadingRE connects more than 565 firms and 130,000 sales associates who produce over 1.1 million real estate transactions each year. As a member of LeadingRE, providing a quality real estate experience, global marketing reach and access to top real estate professionals in virtually any market worldwide.
