RE/MAX of Southeastern Michigan names Broker/ Owners of the Year
The Oscars are not the only awards being handed out this week.
Rob Shaffer, Broker/ Owner of RE/MAX First in Clinton Township, and Ron Rocz, Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Nexus in Birmingham, were named Broker/Owners of the Year at the recent RE/MAX of Southeastern Michigan Awards Gala at The Mint in Lathrup Village.
The award presented annually recognizes the success and leadership of a broker and owner within the RE/MAX organization. Selection criteria included agent growth, market share and charitable giving. Two awards were presented at the event, one for a single office location and one for multiple office locations.
Shaffer was recognized for multiple office locations.
“In addition to the consistent growth and success of his brokerage, Rob does an amazing job giving back to the community by putting on various community events and fundraising throughout the year,” said Jeanette Schneider, president of RE/MAX of Southeastern Michigan. “He is very deserving of this award.”
Shaffer has multiple-office locations.
His brokerage, RE/MAX First, is Michigan’s largest RE/MAX franchise, with over 200 agents and a strong track record of productivity. RE/MAX First has eight office locations throughout southeast Michigan, including five in Macomb County.
RE/MAX First is also ranked by RealTrends 500 as one of the top residential brokerages in the US.
Sharing in the spotlight was Rocz, broker and owner of RE/MAX Nexus has provided exceptional service to the surrounding community since 2016.
RE/MAX Nexus was also recognized as the top fundraising office for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals®. RE/ MAX Nexus has raised nearly $100,000 for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals® and the RE/ MAX Communication Preschool over the last three years through their annual Top Golf fundraiser.
“Ron is deeply committed to the growth and success of his agents. He is also a huge supporter of our partnership with Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals® and has built a wonderful culture in his office of generosity and giving back,” said Schneider. “It is a pleasure to see him receive this honor.”