Celebrating our success - Ray White Damerell Group Awards 2021
What a year it has been. With the last twelve months like no other - the pandemic, lockdowns, banana bread, and supermarket queues - we could never have planned for how 2020 was going to not only change our lives and those of our loved ones but the wider global community. Despite the challenges, 2020 has shown us just how resilient we are - as people, as communities, and as a country. And that is something to be both proud of and celebrated.
The Ray White Damerell Group Awards are run annually (with the exception of 2020) to celebrate the great people in our business. From personal business success, growth, and customer experience excellence, those within our team who exude our values every day, continuously go above and beyond for customers and colleagues and do just that little bit extra to support the communities in which we work.
Our 2021 awards were hosted on Thursday 5th August and celebrated over 30 individuals at Ray White Damerell Group. Celebrating success is in our DNA and we could not have been more proud of everyone who won on the night, as well as our wider team who cheered our winners on for every award like it was an Olympic gold medal.
Here's to our 2021 award winners - Congratulations!
Do you want to see your name listed as an award winner for 2022? Visit our new careers website to learn more about what makes Ray White Damerell Group a great place to work.
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