News: Northern New England
Posted: September 6, 2024
LeGeyt of The Dunham Group earns SIOR designation
Portland, ME Sam LeGeyt of The Dunham Group has earned the Society of Industrial & Office Realtors (SIOR) designation. SIOR is one of the leading global professional office and industrial real estate associations. LeGeyt is the sixth Dunham Group broker to earn the SIOR designation and the 13th in the state. With 3,900 members in over 50 countries, SIOR represents the most knowledgeable, experienced, and successful commercial real estate brokerage specialists.
“Sam’s commitment to personal and professional development continues to set him apart in our industry. He’s developed a spotless reputation as a broker with integrity and intelligence. He is a welcome addition to the SIOR association,” said Justin Lamontagne, CCIM, SIOR, The Dunham Group’s managing partner and designated broker.
LeGeyt joined The Dunham Group in 2018 and enjoys learning from and collaborating with other brokers to serve his and the firm’s clients’ best interests. As a high-volume producer, he has consistently earned the trust and respect of clients, our team, and even our competitors. This success led him to be elected partner of the firm in January 2024.
LeGeyt serves as a director on the Maine Commercial Association of Realtors board of directors and is a member of MEREDA (Maine Real Estate and Development Association).
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