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Posted: June 9, 2011
Courcy-Duksta named Top Sales Professional at Mass Bay Associates
Daniel Newcomb, principal of Mass Bay Associates Real Estate, named agent Marian Courcy-Duksta as Top Sales Professional for the month of April. This is a distinction that awards the agent demonstrating exceptional achievement in sales, client services and leadership.
Courcy-Duksta is a veteran sales professional for more than 30 years and leaves little doubt of her competency and experience.
Throughout her career, Courcy-Duksta has made her home in Marshfield and helped countless others to do the same.
"Marian has been a top producing real estate professional throughout her career with Mass Bay Associates. Her natural ability to connect with people on a personal level while delivering customized attention to each of her clients has made Marian a household name in local real estate. Her success can be measured by the number of repeat customers she assists...time and time again. It is the cornerstone of Marian's flourishing business," says MBA's principal, Dan Newcomb.
Mass Bay Associates Real Estate is a full service agency specializing in residential and commercial real estate sales and leasing on the South Shore since 1968.
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