ATLANTIC CITY – The New Jersey Association of Realtors presented 68 Realtors and Realtor-Associates® with the Graduate Realtor Institute designation, at a ceremony during the Triple Play REALTOR Convention and Trade Expo in Atlantic City Wednesday, Dec. 10.
“This year, in an effort to better serve their clients, 68 Realtors took it upon themselves to earn this designation,” said 2008 NJAR President Drew Fishman. ” Realtors with the GRI designation are considered leaders in the real estate profession because the designation course work is demanding and provides instruction on a wide variety of topics to help them better navigate the complexities of the real estate industry.”
GRI is a nationally recognized designation attained by members of the National Association of Realtors after successfully completing a rigorous 90-hour program of course work covering various areas of real estate including: ethics, technology, business development, financing, fair housing and legal issues. Additionally, members may choose to complete the GRI Broker Course. The course is comprised of the supplemental courses that, along with the GRI designation, satisfy the education requirements for the New Jersey broker license.
NJAR® offers GRI courses throughout the year at various locations. Each graduate received a certificate of completion and a GRI pin at the ceremony.
The 2008 NJAR GRI broker graduate from Cape May County is Kathleen M. Manganello, RE/MAX Real Estate of Ocean City, Ocean City.
The 2008 NJAR GRI graduates from Cape May County are:
Robert E. Achuff, RE/MAX of Ocean City, Ocean City
Kenneth Baldwin, Century 21 C.A. McCann & Sons Inc., Realtors, Sea Isle City
Mary Grace Curran, Grace Curran & Family Real Estate, Strathmere
Patricia Gray Hendricks, Wilsey Realty, LLC, Cape May
Joseph D. McCann, Century 21 C.A. McCann & Sons Inc., Realtors, Sea Isle City
Andrea Moffatt, Chris Clemans Sotheby’s International Realty, Cape May
Ellen M. Shaw, Wilsey Realty, LLC, Cape May
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