News: Rhode Island
Posted: April 12, 2019
Keller Williams graduates complete first portion of Top Dogs training
Albano, Lou Barrows, Peter Holland and
instructor Michael Alves (front) Diamandia
Lingos, not shown
Providence, RI Keller Williams Commercial held its graduation for its first part of their Top Dogs training certification, “How to Fast-Track Your Expertise in Commercial Real Estate”. Graduates included Christopher Lowe, Paulo Albano, Lou Barrows, Peter Holland and Diamandia Lingos.
The training was held at 10 Charles St., unit C3. The purpose is to enhance professionalism and knowledge of the agents to engage in commercial business with their clients and communities around them.
All graduates are now enrolled in Top Dogs – “How to Run with the Big Dogs.”
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