VR took over the Shoreline Yacht Club in Long Beach, California for their Regional Meeting. Action, awareness and awards were the three keywords for this event that saw a tremendous amount of excitement, interest and invigorating motivation in increasing more business transactions.  

 

I partook in the proceedings to help generate fervor for creating and enhancing existing content for the VR office and business-for-sale websites as well as other marketing material provided in the VR WebManager and Today's Business Owner.   

 

Scot Cockroft, Owner of the VR office in Dallas, traveled from Texas to discuss the benefits of fully utilizing web and marketing content by using his own VR office website as a prime example of how he is successful with the tools provided by VR Corporate. In addition, VR in Huntington Beach Owner Steve Benson and VR in Westlake Village Owner Rodd Feingold taught courses to the franchisees. Steve gave a presentation on essential business brokerage, while Rodd discussed utilizing the tools available on the VR Website more effectively.   

 

The later part of the afternoon brought about the presentation of the 2008 annual and fourth quarter awards for those recognized in the California offices such as Rodd Feingold, and Bill Lange and Ken Oppeltz, Owners of VR in San Diego for their contributions in business sales.

 

In particular, VR honored the Artesia office for a number of accolades including numerous Victory Awards in the Double Diamond, Gold, Silver and Bronze status for its associates. Owner William Park was not only awarded the title for #1 Office in Business Sales in 2008, but won the coveted 2008 MVI Award. In addition, we inducted long-time VR franchisee Paul Lin of Artesia into the company's most prestigious enshrinement.