United® Real Estate Company-Owned Brokerage Now 8th Largest in Nation
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United® Real Estate’s company-owned operations have recently been recognized as the 8th largest residential real estate brokerage in the nation ranked by number of transactions. The 2021 RISMedia Power Broker Report compares the nation’s top 1,000 real estate companies, ranked by number of residential transactions and residential sales volume.
United made the most impressive advance within the large company rankings this year. The organization soared into the Top 10 brokerage ranking, moving up 131 positions from #139 to # 8 in sales transactions and to #14 in closed sales volume.
United credits its growth to its proprietary, cloud-based Agent and Brokerage Productivity Platform – Bullseye™, its innovative business model and 100% commitment to the success of its agents and brokers. The firm�
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In his new book about local marketing, Rockport author Scott Channell asserts: “For local businesses, most ideal clients, revenue, profits and referrals come from within 15 miles of their location. Your brand, word of mouth and general reputation are strongest locally.”
His message resonates with me. As a former newspaper editor and writer with local name recognition, I sold the most copies of my memoir “Free Fall” in three places where I lived, where I worked and where I grew up. I’m hardly unique. I recall an interview I conducted with the late Gloucester author Peter Anastas. He published independently and saw that most of his sales were on Boston’s North Shore where he lived and grew up. He made good use of this dynamic by distributing and promoting his books locally.
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Good Thursday morning, Illinois. POLITICO’s John Harris examines a phenomenon in other states (New York), certainly not here:
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One for the Record Books?
Mason Barnes makes the case for his 2020 Nazare bomb
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Editor’s Note: In October of 2020, a massive swell descended upon Nazaré, Portugal. (Full Swell Story here.) An all-star cast of big-wave elite showed up for the event (not to mention a few lesser-known XXL chargers like World Champ, Italo Ferreira). But one standout during the sessions was East Coaster Mason Barnes who, below, recounts the swell and one wave in particular which is currently being looked at by the Guinness Book of World Records as a potential challenger to Rodrigo Koxa’s 2017 Largest Wave Surfed title.
Camargo Pharmaceutical Services acquires Paidion Research Posted Mar 02, 2021
CINCINNATI, Ohio Camargo Pharmaceutical Services, LLC, a leading drug development and commercial partner, announced today it will acquire Paidion Research, Inc., a global pediatric clinical research organization (CRO) based in Durham, N.C.
The acquisition is the second in a continuing effort by Camargo to expand services in order to provide leading integrated solutions tailored to the needs of emerging biopharma companies addressing unmet medical needs in rare and complex areas.
“Half of all patients affected by a rare disease are children,” said Camargo CEO, Dan Duffy. “Pediatric research is critical to success as we work to deliver a comprehensive solution to emerging biopharma companies with specialized needs. We are proud to partner with the Paidion team, who have earned their reputation as the leader in pediatric clinical research.”