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March 24, 2004
The Man We Call Coach
STAN PENNY is considered, by many, to be one of real estate's most respected ambassadors and trainers. His broad and extensive knowledge of the industry has been acquired from a number of different positions that he has held, working with both Brokers and their Agents.
Prior to a career in Real Estate, Stan was involved in retail marketing with a national department store organization. As a catalogue district Sales Manager and department Store Manager, he was schooled in solid business disciplines such as planning, market development, client service, and personnel management. This experience has served him well throughout his real estate career.
Stan’s career in real estate was successful from the start and he ranked amongst the top producers in his franchise organization. This was followed by the successful ownership of two real estate companies and the management of two companies with up to 80 salespeople in very competitive markets.
Succeeding as both an Agent and a Broker, Stan continued his real estate career by staff positions with a national franchise organization as Member Services Director and National Training Director. These positions put him in close contact with both Brokers and salespeople in the development of their companies and businesses.
Stan's special strength and satisfaction was in challenging and developing people to perform at their very best. His practical approach and sense of humor endeared him to many. His training seminars across the continent were always well attended and accepted with enthusiasm. He deservedly earned the affectionate title of "Coach", the name which describes him the best, for he has been mentor to many realtors in our industry.
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Comments or Questions
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Stan,
I was browsing through real estate and realtor's sites looking for ideas and information and I came across your site. I like the warm and personable feel to it. One thing I noticed (I'm in edit mode, since I am doing research for a realtor that wants me to write copy for his website) was that last paragraph of your biography sounds a bit like an obituary. It needs to revert back to present tense but fails to do so. Allow me to explain: The top of the page starts off in present tense "Stan Penny is considered..." The next few paragraphs is text that goes into historical information about you, rightly in past tense. The last paragraph needs to then shift back to present tense, and talk again about what you can presently do for the reader. It does not. It stays in past tense, sounding somewhat like an obituary, which I sincerely hope it is not. Just a friendly and helpful (hopefully) critique.
Regards,
Rick Shatto, formerly of PacificEast.
P.S. I am doing a bit of freelance writing and webcopy, so if you know of anyone that needs any help, please let them know.
My mobile phone number is 604-807-6334
P.P.S. Don't I owe you a breakfast or lunch? I'd love to connect with you in the near future. Give me a call at my cell number when you have a convenient moment.
Posted by: Rick Shatto | Feb 1, 2005 1:53:44 PM
Dear Stan,
I'm a new agent. But not new to the world of servicing people. Finally, I found what I want to be when I grow Up, A Real Estate Agent. It took better half of a century. I'm in the market for some coaching and planning, tools, directions and how to go about prospecting and building a clientele base, and a ran across your bulletin, thank you for your valuable information, I kept wondering when I had to give you my credit card number.
Posted by: Sigrid | Mar 15, 2005 9:06:28 PM
I am trying to statrt an email newsletter geared to the commercial real estate market and the funding of projects. Can you give me any advice on finding the best templates and content? Thanks for your help.
MIke
Posted by: Michael Haltman | Jan 21, 2006 4:34:03 PM



