Female-Owned Oklahoma Brokerage Joins Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate

A female-owned Oklahoma brokerage joins Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate, expanding its presence in the region.

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Female-Owned Oklahoma Brokerage Joins Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate

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A female-owned Oklahoma brokerage, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate The Platinum Collective, joins Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate, expanding its presence in the region. The company is led by Jennifer Gilchrest, with over a decade of Oklahoma real estate experience.

The company is led by Jennifer Gilchrest, the firm’s owner and a lifelong client relations specialist. For almost all of her professional life, Gilchrest has been working in client-facing roles, from being a boots-on-the-ground saleswoman to providing high-level assistance from managerial positions. By her side on the leadership team is Anthony Brown, the firm’s managing broker who also handles much of the company’s new agent onboarding.

Together, Gilchrest and Brown combine for over a decade of notable, high performance Oklahoma real estate experience. Gilchrest's daughters, Lauren Brown and Autumn Davis round out the leadership team.

Client satisfaction is the guiding force behind all of the decisions that Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate The Platinum Collective makes. The company’s affiliated agents are consistently client-focused, ensuring that needs are not only met but that they are exceeded. The firm’s agents are able to routinely deliver on this promise largely thanks to their collaborative internal company philosophy. In the office, there is never competition, but instead, there is a supportive, family-like infrastructure of peers to rely on.

With family values at the heart of the business, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate The Platinum Collective regularly participates in local philanthropy. Their strong reputation is enhanced by their involvement in local community service opportunities such as Trunk or Treat festivities, cookies and crafts with Santa, Easter Bunny photos, and many other seasonal community events. The company has raised money for breast cancer research, collected children's toys for non-profits, and supported many school-related causes.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on April 18, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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