Engel & Völkers announced that Trey Leonard and Kamee Shrope have been inducted into the luxury real estate company’s Private Office network, passing the company’s vetting and nomination process for inclusion.
The two are among a small group of Engel & Völkers advisors worldwide to be awarded this distinction, which recognizes business results supported by competency and level of client service. Out of more than 16,000 real estate professionals who represent the Engel & Völkers brand in more than 30 countries worldwide, Leonard and Shrope are among fewer than 200 advisors selected.
“Engel & Völkers attracts the best real estate professionals in each market we serve. As such, members of Private Office are truly exceptional advisors,” said Anthony Hitt, president and CEO of Engel & Völkers Americas.
To qualify for Private Office, advisors must be nominated by their broker, meet baseline criteria for transaction volume and show consistency in their high year-over-year production numbers. To assess their market expertise and notable service quality as real estate professionals, clients are also asked to comment on their service experience. Nominees are submitted to a selection committee in the Americas that decides which candidates meet all requirements.
As a Private Office advisor the two gain access to Private Office-specific marketing assets like evprivateoffice.com and choice opportunities catering to the brand’s global ultra-high net worth clients. Additionally, they are the preferred contact in their market for international referrals.
“Since joining the brand almost nine years ago, I’ve had aspirations of joining the group of elite advisors who make up the Private Office,” said Leonard. “Learning from the best has been a cornerstone of my career, and with this induction, I hope to continue that practice while also trying to enrich others through sharing my experiences and perspectives.”