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Denver’s Perry & Co. Spreads Positive Message To Leading Real Estate Companies Of The World!
In an effort to spread positivity at the 2010 Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Annual conference, entitled “Leading The Revolution” in Las Vegas March 8th through 12th, Denver’s Perry & Co. Real Estate Professionals have designed, and will be handing out, red wrist bands with the words “STAY POSITIVE” imprinted on them.
Those of you who were able to make it to the end of Sunday’s Academy Awards, were probably wondering what the red wrist band that double Oscar winner Kathryn Bigelow was wearing when she accepted her Best Director & Best Picture awards for The Hurt Locker. The bracelet seen on Ms. Bigelow’s arm Sunday night looks strangely similar to the one designed by Perry & Co., however it cannot be confirmed, or denied, that Ms. Bigelow was able to secure an early copy of the soon to be distributed Perry & Co. “Stay Positive” Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Las Vegas 2010 wrist band. It does seem appropriate that going into the awards ceremony where Kathryn was up against her ex-husband, the highly acclaimed filmmaker James Cameron, for several Oscars that she would want such a reminder.
Perry & Co. Vice President & Relocation Director Jon Larrance, Marketing Director Lorrie Grillo, and Managing Broker Heather Parness, will be attending the Leading Real Estate Companies of The World (aka LeadingRE) Annual conference this week in Las Vegas, Nevada. As a token of their being welcomed into the network, they will be giving out the red “Stay Positive” wrist bands.
Mr. Larrance came up with the “Stay Positive” wrist band idea in an effort to spread positive energy at the upcoming real estate conference. “I wanted to do something to maintain the high spirits of the international real estate community that has taken some blows in the past year.“ Jon said.
To get your own “Stay Positive” wrist band, please introduce yourself to Jon, Lorrie or Heather at the Leading Real Estate Companies of The World 2010 conference taking place at the Encore at the Wynn Hotel in beautiful Las Vegas, or just drop us a line at .
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Jon Larrance, Vice President of Perry & Co. is now adding Director of Relocation Services to his list of responsibilities at the locally-owned and operated real estate company. Recently invited and accepted into the Leading Real Estate Companies of the World referral network, Perry & Co. has expanded their relocation services to clients, including a department set up to help clients buy and sell their real estate in Denver and throughout the world. In addition, the department will assist clients with ancillary needs, such as moving services, schools, and other important client needs. Perry & Co. Real Estate Professionals is a leader among Denver real estate companies with over 84% of all their sales comings from referrals and a higher-than-average residential sale of over $500,000. Jon Larrance also serves on the Board of Directors of the Denver Board of Realtors.
Written by Perry & Co. Marketing Director Lorrie Grillo.
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Perry & Co. Denver real estate agent Brad Colburn was a football standout at Midland Lutheran College. He was a four-year starter on the line, anchoring an offense that averaged 354 yards of total offense from 1994-97, earning him First Team All-Conference honors in 1996 and 1997. Brad helped guide the 1994 Warriors to the NAIA National Championship Playoffs. On Friday, October 9th of 2009, Brad was inducted into the Warrior Athletic Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility.
The Vancouver Olympics are upon us starting tonight! As I applaud the athletes it always makes me want to get up off the couch and cross-country ski, or maybe find an icy pond and dust off my hockey stick just to be in sync with this global love-fest of winter sports. Don’t we all feel like we won the medal when one of our athletes crosses the finish line? Most of us won’t win medals, though so we settle for inspiration while watching as close to perfection as there is.
Sometimes though, someone we know does achieve a level of excellence in their athletic endeavors that shows us what real people can do. One of our agents, Brad Colburn was just nominated and inducted into his university’s athletic hall of fame during his first year of elegibility. Brad, class of ’98 of Midland Lutheran College in Fremont, Nebraska was honored as one of five outstanding graduates at the annual Hall of Fame Induction Banquet in 2009. Brad was inducted into the Warrior Athletic Hall of Fame during the college’s homecoming celebration in October (click here to read the Fremont Tribune’s account).
Brad was a standout in football at Midland. He was a four-year starter on the line, helping to guide the 1994 Warriors to the NAIA National Championship Playoffs. Brad earned First Team All-Conference honors in 1996 and 1997. He also earned NAIA Honorable Mention All-America honors in ’96 and NAIA First Team All-America honors in ’97. He was inducted into the Warrior Athletic Hall of Fame for his outstanding athletic accomplishments.
Some of us are “weekend warriors;” finding time to pursue our own athletic excellence when we can. We have agents that do yoga, run, play tennis, drive go-karts and row, along with those winter sports that get the coverage during the Olympics. Brad is a serious cyclist now, along with co-parenting his two toddlers with his wife Tracey, and his “weekend warrior-ing” includes at least one open house for his clients.
We applaud Brad Colburn, our own celebrated athlete for his induction into the Warrior Hall of Fame!
Written by Perry & Co. Marketing Director Lorrie Grillo.
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The following quotes have been used in the Perry & Co. Real Estate Professionals Weekly Denver Realtor Sales Meeting Agendas. They are included in the weekly agenda in order to motivate company real estate agents and also illustrate the current economic situation in real estate. They are presented together here in chronological order beginning January 6, 2010.
“None of us is as smart as all of us.” – Ken Blanchard
“Ask for help to jumpstart your business. It’s smart, not weak. Spend 10 minutes brainstorming who could give your business a boost. Now give that person a call!” – Success Magazine
“Get in the habit of interviewing prospective buyers and sellers… Focus on discovering what is most important to the client rather than focusing on how great your services are.” – Bernice Ross, Inman News
“Most art has nothing to do with oil paint or marble. Art is what we’re doing when we do our best work.” – Seth Godin
“The single best thing you can to increase your business is to set up Prospecting for your past clients in PrimeAccess.” – Jon Larrance & Lorrie Grillo
“Everything we put on the Internet pretty much stays there forever. It is a good idea to take care with tweets, comments on blogs, and blog posts. They all go on our permanent record and usually we don’t get the chance to explain.” – Teresa Boardman
“Even more important than who you know, is who knows you.” – Guy Kawasaki, alltop.com
“Women directly make the purchasing decision in 91 percent of all new homes.” – Smith-Dahmer Associates
“Every aspect of your appearance speaks volumes to your potential clients. What’s most important is the glow of health and well-being that you emanate, so that clients want to be with you.” – Michael Gelb, Innovate Like Einstein
“Today’s brokers and agents who survive and lead us out of this current mess are going to be those most willing to change. They will share three key attributes: they will be the most competent in their craft, utilize all available technology, and be the most dedicated to customer service.” – Jay Terisi

“The coming wave of real estate innovation will be immediate and connected to the people and the places that matter.” – Brian Boero, 1000 Watt Consulting
“Don’t leave dollars on the table… for every missed referral conversation you could lose an average of $1,000 in referral fees.” – Leading Real Estate Companies of the World “Get The Word Out” Referral Contest
“Problems become opportunities when the right people come together.” – Robert Redford
“There is more to life than increasing its speed.” – Mahatma Ghandi
“Some people make the effort to encounter new challenges or to grapple with things they disagree with. They seek out new people and new opportunities and relish the discomfort that comes from being challenged to grow…” – Seth Godin
“The events of the past five years have created a whole new real estate services practice environment in which the consumer is in charge.” – Jeremy Conaway, Recon Intelligence Services
“Remember, your real estate clients ARE searching for you on Facebook. Make it so when they land on your FB page your presentation is professional.” – Tim Harris
“You get in life what you have the courage to ask for.” – Oprah Winfrey
“It seems obvious that if you hope to be successful at something, you should do it 100%. And in an industry where far more practitioners fail than succeed, it only makes sense that the ones who devote themselves wholeheartedly to their career have a better chance of being one of the ones who don’t fail” – Jennifer Allan, Realty Times
“If jobs come back as expected, the pace of home sales should pick up later this year and reach a sustainable level of activity given very favorable affordability conditions.” – Lawrence Yun, NAR Chief Economist
“Technology is something that will only aid in your ascendency to real estate greatness – core competence and knowledge are the foundation.” – Matthew Dollinger, @properties
“It’s summertime! Grab your bathing suit, hit the pool, and… check your Facebook privacy settings. Go to the Account dropdown menu (upper right corner) and click on Privacy Settings.” – Stephanie Hahn, Realtor.org
Two-for-one motivation from recent Fortune cookies, “The simplest answer is to act” & “Success is an accumulation of successful days.”
“In order to be local real estate experts, we need to have an understanding of what happens elsewhere.” – Sharon E. Michnay, Halstead Property
“The pretenders will spend the majority of time talking about themselves and their company. The professionals will spend the majority of time talking about your family’s needs and goals and how they plan to help you reach them.” – KCM Crew
“The new reality is that homeownership may no longer be the ticket to easy money, but it remains the gateway to security and stability, the backdrop of family photographs, and the venue of your lifestyle.” – Gay Prizio, Houlihan Lawrence
“People may not remember exactly what you did or said, but they will always remember how you made them feel.” – B.C. Forbes
“Try starting your Elevator Speech with, ‘I’m the person you call when…‘” – Lida Citroen @Lida360
“Buyers and Sellers are choosing their real estate agent based upon what they are finding on the internet. And, if people are finding you on the internet and they are not impressed, then they are not going to reach out to you.” – Chris Smith, TechSavvyAgent.com
“Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing about.” – Benjamin Franklin
“Take real estate seriously. Work a schedule. Dress the part. Write a business plan. Follow It. Your business, your income, your success is a serious game. A lot of people depend on you. Go at it with 110% effort. A half hearted effort gets half-hearted results.” – Donna Stott, Your Coaching Matters
Click here to read our Motivational Quotes of 2009.
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