Michael Glynn quits McGrath for The Agency

Michael Glynn quits McGrath for The Agency
Staff reporterDecember 7, 2020

 The high-profile Sydney Inner West agent Michael Glynn has moved to The Agency, which claims to be Australia’s fastest growing agency network.

It comes after 23 years with McGrath Estate Agents.

"Michael has an uncanny ability to calmly and confidently guide his clients to the best outcome and is renowned for these results,” Matt Lahood, CEO The Agency said.

Michael Glynn has focused on Sydney’s high-end, western inner city fringe markets, responsible for selling some of the most expensive and historically important homes within these postcodes such as Glebe.

Glynn said The Agency presented an exciting path with the view of delivering a better level of service to the market.

"I knew my clients would respond to and benefit from this service,” Michael Glynn says.

“I’ve worked with many of the people behind and at the forefront of the business, and so I have the confidence and belief that we can work in a meaningful, positive and genuine way together.”

According to Michael Glynn, many companies pay lip service to collaboration but in reality agents end up siloed.

The Agency strongly encourages referrals between agents, Lahood said.

“We have many agents who have never worked together before sharing referrals and even co-listing.

“This is The Agency’s culture – supportive, collaborative and cohesive – and it is how we deliver the best service to clients and give agents the best experience.”

The announcement follows the decision of Bethwyn Richards to leave McGrath for The Agency which is expected to be announced later this week.

The Agency is part of Ausnet Financial Services, formerly Namibian Copper which provides finance broking, real estate services, settlement services, property management, project marketing, insurance and financial services.

It was initially based just in the Western Australian market with an aim to be rolled out nationally.

After relisting on the ASX late last year it is trading at just below its 2 cents issue price with a $10 million market cap.

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