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Submissions are now open for the 2019 Australian Broking Awards, the prestigious annual event that highlights the success of the industry’s best performers.
Since 2011, brokers from across the country have come together to celebrate professionalism, best practice and innovation in mortgage broking at The Adviser’s annual Australian Broking Awards, run in partnership with Commonwealth Bank.
As part of Momentum Media’s continued dedication to the broking industry, the sought-after event is returning this year with 32 awards to recognise individual and group performance across a range of categories, including:
Nominations are now open for all categories, so if you know a passionate, hard-working broker (or brokerage) who is leading the way and deserves recognition, then make sure you submit the nomination soon. Alternatively, you can make a submission directly.
The criteria for these submissions require all award entrants to complete a detailed online document, which may include written referrals and additional supporting documentation. The submissions will be assessed against specific metrics and business performance parameters to determine the finalists.
Submissions close on 3 May and the winners of the ninth annual Australian Broking Awards will be announced at a black-tie event at The Star in Sydney on Friday, 5 July 2019.
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