We don't do it for the awards, but...
BIG NEWS:
TMFG is in the running to take out more awards, this time at one of Australia’s most coveted mortgage broking awards.
“Social & Community Service Program of the Year & Diversification Program of the Year”
To be nationally recognised by the 2018 Australian Broking Awards, now in its eighth consecutive year, is a massive deal for us.
The award TMFG is in the running for is the most humbling, given the nature of our social enterprise program is driven by deeply personal experiences from ourselves and our clients.
The Australian Broker Awards are run by the Adviser – Australia’s top publication for mortgage and finance brokers. They recognise the hard work and perseverance of brokers, brokerages and aggregator groups, providing finalists with an unparalleled opportunity to be recognised at local, state and national levels.
Editor of The Adviser, Annie Kane was impressed by the number, and quality of submissions this year. Kaye says they were testimony to the high level of professionalism within the mortgage broking industry and were a credit to the profession.
“We are consistently impressed by the broking industry’s passion, professionalism and personalisation of service,” said Ms Kane.
“Achieving good consumer outcomes was the focus for this industry well before the commissions and inquiries made this term the buzzword of the moment. Nowhere can you see this more clearly than in the submissions for this year’s Australian Broking Awards, which include many glowing customer testimonies.”
At TMFG, we are so honoured to be even a drop in this pool, and whether we win the award or not, to be recognised for our Social and Community Service & Diversification within a typically ‘cut & dry’ industry is reward in itself.
"When launched in 2016, TMFG was a business pointedly created from the heart, with community in mind.” Says Belinda, TMFG Director.
“To be credited for such a thing among so many peers and colleagues within the industry, would be a dream, but to even be nominated is a sign we’re doing the right thing – right, by my own standard.”