Fine & Country has announced that it will be will be holding its annual international conference on Friday 8th of March at The Old Brewery.
This year’s Annual Conference and Awards Gala titled ‘Dare to be Iconic’ will once again attract delegates from across the globe.
Nicky Stevenson, managing director of Fine & Country, commented: “Every year, the Fine & Country Conference and Awards Gala serves as a focal point for our global network of delegates. It’s an unparalleled opportunity for our UK and international professionals from across the brand to network, learn from each other, and celebrate our collective successes.”
The event will feature a number of well-known speakers, including David Abbott, who will deliver a thought-provoking session titled ‘Dare to be Expensive: How to Price your Platypus’, sharing insights on pricing strategies that drive revenue growth.
“We are delighted to welcome David Abbott as our keynote speaker. His expertise in pricing principles will undoubtedly empower our delegates to better communicate the value they offer to clients and elevate their businesses,” Stevenson remarked.
In addition to Abbott’s session, the conference will feature presentations from industry experts such as Ben Sellers, co-founder of Starberry, who will explore the evolution of AI and its integration within businesses to maintain competitiveness in the digital age.
Jonathan Handford and Vanessa Bradford, representing Fine & Country Droitwich Spa, will share their story and strategies for outperforming competitors while maintaining high fees. Fine & Country Droitwich Spa, which launched eight years agio, is currently the leading office in the area for new instruction market share in the £750,000 plus, and £1m-plus price points.
The event will also host international speakers, including Bruce Hawker and Zoie Hawker from Fine & Country Algarve, who will discuss the nuances of being a local icon in their respective markets, offering valuable insights for Fine & Country’s global network.
Stevenson emphasised the significance of international perspectives in enhancing the network’s understanding of diverse property markets, with speakers from countries including Australia, France, Germany, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, and more.
“As an international brand, we thrive on the exchange of ideas and experiences from around the world. Our conference provides a platform for delegates to gain valuable insights, foster connections, and celebrate excellence within our network,” Stevenson continued.
The Awards Gala, a highlight of the event, will recognise outstanding achievements by licensees and associates within the Fine & Country network, underscoring their resilience and dedication amid challenges in the property sector.
“We eagerly anticipate an enriching conference filled with valuable learnings, insightful discussions, and well-deserved celebrations of excellence. Together, we dare to be iconic,” Stevenson added.
