Do you know an inspirational agent?

October 20, 2016

Last year our founding director, Stephen Brown, launched a wonderful competition to find the UK’s most inspirational agent. The entries highlight a wealth of positive stories from up and down the country, of agents doing extraordinary things to help their clients.

Due to the success of this competition, we are proud to bring it under the Agency Mentor banner and again search the UK for stories of inspirational agents.

Are you sick of the negative stories about our industry that constantly seem to hit the headlines, and want to do something to redress the balance? Join us in celebrating the wonderful things that we do for our clients. This is about those caring gestures, no matter how small, that have had a real impact on your clients.

The prize

The winning story will win £250 for the agent to be given to the charity of their choice, and £250 to their client, again toward a charity of their choice.

The judges

Three of our esteemed mentors will form the judging panel: Susie Crolla, Kate Faulkner, and Andrea Morgan.
To enter

Please provide two short statements:

1 – Agent – describe the client’s journey

2 – Client – how did the experience impact on them?

The judges

Three of our esteemed mentors will form the judging panel: Susie Crolla, Kate Faulkner, and Andrea Morgan.
Along with your entry you should include the following information:

  • Name
  • Role
  • Agency
  • Location
  • Client contact details (please note they may be contacted)

Send your entry to: Stephen@agencymentors.com

The closing date is Wednesday 30 November.

Stephen Brown

Consultant to Estate Agents with the focus of generating more revenue. Over 20 years of industry experience having been a Director of an award winning London Agency.

You May Also Enjoy

Breaking News

Residential projects remain under pressure

Infrastructure keeps UK construction moving through a sluggish spell Residential and non-residential projects remain under pressure, while infrastructure and utilities work give the industry a much-needed lift The value of underlying work starting on-site during the latest three months declined 2% and stood 18% below last year’s levels. Residential construction starts fell 8% against the…
Read More →
Breaking News

Homebuyers hold tight ahead of Autumn Budget

but should they wait to make their move?   The latest research from Yopa has revealed that mortgage market activity has reversed in recent months, with approvals falling at an average monthly rate of 3.9% over the last four months, having previously increased by an average of 1.5% per month over the previous four months, suggesting…
Read More →
Breaking News

House price growth accelerates in Q2

The latest Property Market Index Review by London lettings and estate agent, Benham and Reeves, has revealed that the property market continued to build momentum during the second quarter of 2026, with UK house prices increasing by 1.1%, while London recorded a second consecutive quarter of positive growth.   The Benham and Reeves Market Index Review…
Read More →
Breaking News

House prices hold steady despite impact of higher interest rates

House prices were unchanged in September (0.0%), following a -0.3% fall in August The average property price is now £298,441, compared to £298,395 in August Prices were also unchanged annually (0.0%) compared with September last year Northern Ireland continues to lead UK annual growth, at +7.4% Latest first-time buyer prices reveal what a 2.5% deposit…
Read More →
Breaking News

Breaking Property News 5/10/26

Daily bite-sized proptech and property news in partnership with Proptech-X. Architect-founded KnowYourNest brings property scores into the home search, with a free 1–10 score and full KnowYourNest reports from £9.95 By Author Andrew Stanton CEO Proptech-PR NestLink today launches free NestScore checks and KnowYourNest property intelligence reports for buyers and homeowners across England and Wales.…
Read More →
Breaking News

Gap between house prices and earnings narrows

Gap between house prices and earnings narrows – but higher borrowing costs limit affordability gains UK’s house price to income ratio falls from 7.6 to 7.3, an 11-year low, as earnings continue to outpace house price growth For first-time buyers, homes now cost less than six times earnings, falling from 6.1 to 5.9 However, monthly…
Read More →