Owned by Brothers Ross and Scott Le Quesne, Aussie Parramatta took the much sought after title of ‘Best Branded Office’ at the gala awards dinner in Sydney recently, with the team’s Loan Management Coordinator Alison Crouch also being named Best Loan Administrator.
Ross Le Quesne said: “Winning this prestigious industry award is great recognition and testament to the ongoing hard work and dedication by our team to make Aussie Parramatta the best it can be for our local community and residents.
“We’re continually looking to improve our business, whether it’s through the value added services we offer our customers like free seminars on property investment to streamlining business processes to ensure our clients’ loans are submitted and approved as quickly as possible,” Ross said.
“We were thrilled when Alison won the best loan administrator award. She has been with us since the beginning and we couldn’t have achieved the growth and success we’ve experienced in our business without her hard work, dedication and loyalty."
Founder and Executive Chairman of Aussie, Mr John Symond AM, said: “Aussie Parramatta is our leading franchise and the whole team has worked tirelessly to achieve these results. The business improvements and efficiencies Aussie Parramatta rolls out often become best practice for our other stores and Ross and Scott generously donate their time to share their learnings with our other franchisees and mortgage brokers.
“Aussie Home Loans was born in Parramatta way back in 1992, so I definitely have a soft spot for the community there and I’m thrilled that Parramatta franchise continues to go from strength to strength,” said Mr Symond.
Aussie Parramatta was also named Australia’s ‘Best Office - Franchise’ in at the 2014 Australian Broking Awards, and was Aussie’s top franchise in 2013 and 2014. With experience in mortgage broking, financial services, real estate, business and administration, the Aussie Parramatta team helps customers through the process of finding and applying for mortgages from Aussie’s panel of up to 19 lenders, including the big banks.
