George Savva is the Founder and CEO of Wentworth Partners a progressive and forward thinking leader and an acknowledged innovator in real estate practices and marketing.

George has been a successful Estate Agency proprietor operating with wife and business partner Aishah since 1990.

With a thorough understanding of the Real Estate franchise system in Australia and having participated as member franchise representative with Richardson & Wrench and RE/MAX, George has had an opportunity to look under the “bonnet” of the of the Real estate franchise system as we know it which has led him to establish the boutique Wentworth Partners brand where there is a laser like focus on agent profitability.

Wentworth Partners licensees benefit significantly from the modest fixed monthly fee maximising their own profit rather than filling the coffers of large top heavy franchise companies.

With George now focusing on developing the Wentworth Partners network, Aishah has remained at the helm of their thriving suburban agency at Maroubra Junction in Sydney where the business is underpinned by a large rent-roll employing 15 staff.

This means that unlike with other network leaders George has firsthand access and understanding of the day to day challenges that suburban Real Estate agents are faced with, something that is always at the forefront of Georges thinking.

One of Georges innovations is development of services for Wentworth Partners licence holders where they are have access to a choice of practically every service that a suburban Real Estate agent needs to operate business profitably.

This is an extensive list of proven suppliers ranging from Real Estate trainers, technology, insurance, stationery, marketing and much, much more, it is all there in one place effectively providing a “turn key” solution to a brand new proprietor but also a wonderful resource for an established principal.

If you would like to have a confidential and obligation free conversation regarding becoming a Wentworth Partners agency owner feel free to call George.