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ANTHONY SHARP’S TEAM EXPANDS


Anthony Sharp has appointed Matthew Gardiner Legge as a senior sales


negotiator, based in the


company’s Holland Park office. With over 24 years of experience in the property industry, Matthew’s career has taken him to companies such as Taylor Woodrow and Barnard Marcus, with positions in sales, branch management, PR and marketing before returning back to sales. In addition, |Matthew established his own successful property business, Gardiner Legge Estates, which he ran independently throughout 2005-2008.


Anthony Sharp, MD says, “From experiencing such a wide range of sectors within the property industry, Matthew is sure to do a tremendous job with the Anthony Sharp portfolio, acting as an asset to both our customers and our


team. We’re delighted to have his extensive experience on board and look forward to working alongside him.”


Matthew adds, “The Anthony Sharp portfolio and the company’s desires to expand into the surrounding areas offers an exciting prospect as well as being a terrific opportunity at this stage in my career. It is a privilege to be working with a family business, and I am very positive about how the 2012 property market is panning out.”


GREENE & CO APPOINTS ALEX DOLLEY


Greene & Co has appointed Alex Dolley to run its new City office on Clerkenwell Road. The


award winning


North London estate agent recently opened its first City branch to meet the demand for investment in the area with the


Wanted Branch Manager – Cowley


OTE £45,000 plus car Last year we sold over 6000 properties worth just over £1 Billion. Not a bad result, but this year looks even better.


We’re currently looking for a new Branch Manager, a person who is a natural motivator, an effortless organiser and a skilled communicator. Someone that can make things happen and inspires others to do the same.


We like our Managers to have an out-and-out passion for property and enjoy working with the general public. They have a genuine love of the art of selling and a thrill for chasing and closing the deal. Above all they have an instinct for doing things the right way, no compromises.


We have an outstanding track record of delivering some industry firsts – particularly in technology and service. We’re cutting edge and expect our Managers to be, particularly when it comes to IT.


Join us and we’ll nurture your career, value your commitment and reward you with an attractive


package that really does add-up. If you like the sound of us


– we’d love to hear from you. Visit www.andrewsonline.co.uk to find out more about us then email your CV to lsmith@andrewsonline.co.uk


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arrival of Crossrail in 2018. Alex, who was previously branch manager at Urban Spaces, the loft and warehouse conversion specialists, has six years experience in the property industry. As well as focusing on prime residential sales and lettings, Alex is establishing a new corporate lettings department to meet growing demand from residential buyers and property investors currently taking advantage of the rising rental yields in the City.


DACRE MANAGER RETURNS TO HIS ROOTS


Dacre Son & Hartley has appointed James Clarke as Branch


Manager of its newly refurbished


Wetherby office. James grew up in Collingham and has headed the company’s Wakefield office for the last six years. He has 20 years of


experience in property.


James says, “This appointment sees me returning to my roots having attended school in Boston Spa and spending most of my childhood in Collingham. My father was a striker at Leeds United in the 1970s, so it was the ideal place to live because it offered the semi-rural location away from the City.” Paul Baxter, Area Director, adds,


“We are delighted that James will be joining our Wetherby operation. His links with the area and outstanding track record for sales and customer service will enable us to offer the very best service to people looking to market their home.”


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We are recruiting across London & the Home Counties.


£Excellent Basic + Uncapped Commission + Bonus + Benefits Package


Senior Sales Manager / Associate Director – Bath With at least 5 years’ Agency experience, you’ll be an accomplished Sales Manager, adept at winning new business and leading a large team. Knowledge of the local property market is essential, as are strong decision-making, analytical skills and a full UK Driving Licence.


Senior Sales Negotiators – Stroud (Mat Cover) / Alton With a minimum of 2 years’ Agency experience, you’ll know how to exceed sales targets. Knowledge of the local market is beneficial, but not essential. A full UK Driving Licence is essential.


Negotiators – Lettings: Caterham / Fulham / Pimlico / Tower Bridge / Islington / Guildford / Esher


Sales: Banbury / Barnes / Sunningdale / Tower Bridge Along with an impressive track record and at least 1 year’s Agency experience at a similar level, you’ll ideally have local market knowledge. Superb communication skills and a full UK Driving Licence are essential.


Sales Manager – New Homes, Esher (Mat Cover) £Excellent Basic + Commission + Car/Car Allowance + Bens With experience of a similar role, you’ll be well versed in managing new homes schemes, from off-plan sales through to completion hand-overs.


Trainer – Training Department, Richmond / £Excellent + Bens Using your wealth of Sales and/or Lettings experience, you’ll deliver a variety of skills development training. NFOPP/ARLA qualification and previous training experience is an advantage, but not essential.


To apply and for further information on careers at Hamptons International visit our website. www.hamptons.co.uk/careers


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