A rising sales agent has joined the Di Jones North Shore team as the agency continues with its expansion program.
Joe Sissons has joined Di Jones from McGrath Estate Agents, where he worked for three years.
Di Jones CEO Rob Ward said that Mr Sissons would provide an “all-important” link to connect the North Shore and Northern Suburbs offices of Di Jones.
“This is my original stomping ground, and I will mentor him as part of the Future Superstars Program.”
Mr Ward said that Mr Sissons would bring a refreshing approach to the profession.
“Joe is committed to ensuring both sellers and buyers have a smooth and stress-free experience and guides them through every step of the sales process with compassion, honesty and integrity,” the CEO said.
Mr Sissons said that he was excited to be joining the Di Jones team.
He said that he was impressed by their forward-thinking approach.
“Company culture has always been very important to me, and I felt that Di Jones and the leadership team truly have a genuine care for employees and the community at large,” the agent said.
Di Jones has a rich history and the brand is recognised as a forward-thinking, client-focused property specialist.
Under the leadership of CEO Rob Ward, Di Jones has expanded to a wide range of locations including Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, Inner West, North Shore, Northern Suburbs and the Southern Highlands.
Di Jones’ Future Superstars Program is a three-year initiative designed to produce top sales agents.
“The Future Superstars Program has been created to facilitate the exponential growth of individuals by offering participants training, coaching and mentoring, and a support network to maximise their chance of success,” Mr Ward said.
“There are many agents in the marketplace who aren’t reaching their potential and, as part of our program, we are actively hunting these associates and business development managers in our industry.
“We found that the majority of companies are either a franchise or one-office boutique that often had its director as a selling agent.”
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