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Follow on Google News | Sheryle DeGirolamo of Kensington Real Estate Brokerage Named 2015 CRS of the YearBoston-area real estate agent and brokerage owner honored for excellence and community involvement
By: Kensington Real Estate Brokerage Ms. DeGirolamo received the CRS of the Year Award from the Council of Residential Specialists, and it was completely unexpected. Unexpected to Ms. DeGirolamo, that is--certainly not to anyone who has had the privilege of working with her. "Each year, The Northeast Region of CRS recognizes a CRS member who makes a significant contribution to our organization, our industry and the community," says Richard Waystack, CRS Northeast Region President. "Sheryle, as a new member of our Leadership Team, worked tirelessly to enhance our organization over the past year." Last September, Ms. DeGirolamo organized a collaboration between WCR (Women's Council of Realtors, the 11th largest business women's organization in the nation) and Council of Residential Specialists for an event featuring Leigh Brown, a real estate broker/owner, entrepreneur, internationally renowned speaker, and author of Outrageous Authenticity (http://www.outrageousauthenticity.com/ "CRS" refers to Certified Residential Specialist; it is the highest professional designation awarded to residential sales agents, managers and brokers in the residential sales field. The credential, based on sales volume and continuing education, is held by fewer than 4 percent of all REALTORS®. The CRS designation is a symbol of excellence in the real estate industry: through their education and leadership, CRS real estate professionals offer their clients a very high level of service. "I'm proud of being a CRS--it signifies a higher level of commitment to service in the real estate industry," says Ms. DeGirolamo. "Being recognized as CRS of the Year is a huge honor for me, because it shows that my commitment has made a difference in my organization and my community. But, this award is for my tribe. It would not have been possible without the total support and guidance of family, friends and mentors that I have been graced with over my entire career." End
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