NAEA Propertymark outlines conference details

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NAEA Propertymark has revealed that for the second year running, Sally Bundock, business and financial journalist at the BBC will be hosting the annual National Conference.

The line-up also features former global exec for Lego, Christian Majgaard and Jim Lawless, a motivational speaker.

The annual Conference is an opportunity for estate agents to network with peers, receive guidance on developing as professionals, and get up to date with industry issues.

Early-bird tickets for the event, which is on 28 February at 155 Bishopsgate in London, are now available on the NAEA Propertymark website.

Katie Griffin, NAEA Propertymark president, said: “As always, we’re really looking forward to welcoming everyone to next year’s Conference. We’ll be announcing some of the exciting sessions we’re in the process of finalising over the next few weeks, as well as more of the speakers.

“Aside from these sessions and speakers though, the Conference offers delegates an opportunity to learn from their peers, discuss and debate various industry issues and to build their knowledge – it isn’t one to be missed.”

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