LiquidSalesman design wins International Best Website Award

As appraisers communication amongst the many disciplines is vital for the development of the profession. There are over 5000 members in 5 regions spread out between North America, Europe, Australia and the Eastern Orient. One chapter seeks to improve communication and access to educational material and meetings through a groundbreaking, privatized, Social Media Networking campaign.

The South Florida Atlantic Chapter 82 was awarded the International Best Website Award in June 2009 in Orlando, Fl. The chapter President Kevin Lilly and Membership Chairman Mike Pratt were on hand to accept the award. Missing from the picture is the Secretary of the organization and the designer of the award winning site, Errol Chung.  The site offers a regularly updated system that includes: an online library, a section dedicated to entrepreneurial interests, information on upcoming and past chapter meetings and a private online social network that is owned and operated by appraisers but is open to anyone interested in the field of valuation.

“This is an incredible tool.” says President Kevin Lilly. “Our members can chat amongst themselves, download information from meetings they have missed, RSVP to new meetings and read through a ton of online resources.” “We are currently working on getting our meetings taped and hosted online for even more access to other society members.”

The members of the organization are definitely excited about the opportunity to be online as well. As explained by Errol Chung, “This tool will be a bridge from our current, “seasoned” membership base to the next generation. This is a way to ensure the documents and training that our predecessors studied are never lost.” “A lot of the newer society candidates are extremely tech savvy and are used to online systems. This is just another way that appraisers are not only keeping up with the trend, but staying ahead of the curve.”

Visit S. Fla Atlantic Chapter 82 today at www.BearIntel.com/Chapter82.html