Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is proud to announce its Top Producers for the month of November.
* Centreville: Inderjit Sandhu;
* Dulles/Loudoun: David Booth;
* Fair Oaks: Damon Nicholas;
* Fairfax Station: Bob McIntosh.
Beazer Homes of Chantilly has announced the promotion of David Cogley to Executive Vice President and General Sales Manager for the North division; Glen Johnson to Executive Vice President and General Sales Manager for the Central division; and Derek Morgan to Vice President and Mid-Atlantic Regional Purchasing Manager.
Cogley joined Beazer Homes in December of 2000 as a General Sales Manager for the Virginia and Washington, D.C., metropolitan area and has been promoted two times since his start at the company. As an Executive Vice President and General Sales Manager, Cogley will manage the sales and production departments as well as coordinate the interface with the Mortgage, Design Studio, and Customer Care Departments.
Johnson has accrued 29 years of experience in the homebuilding industry. He was employed by Beazer’s predecessor Trafalgar House Residential, Virginia as well as a number of other local builders. Now as an Executive Vice President and General Sales Manager, Johnson will manage all the activities for the communities in the Central division.
Morgan joined Beazer Homes in May 1999. Prior to joining Beazer Homes he served 10 years as a project manager for a major homebuilder. As Vice President and Mid-Atlantic Regional Purchasing Manager, Morgan will work with division presidents and regional managers to maximize the effectiveness of Beazer’s national purchasing contracts. In addition, he will design and manage an effective process to share floor plans, construction documents, specifications, and scopes of work among all of the divisions in the Mid-Atlantic.
Long & Foster Real Estate is sponsoring its $150,000 Scholarship Program for well-rounded graduating high school seniors entering an accredited four-year college or university. The Long & Foster Scholarship Program will award $1,000 to each of 150 worthy recipients throughout the seven-state region for the 2004-2005 academic year. The monetary scholarship award will be made payable directly to the college or university in the student’s name. The deadline for applying is March 1, 2004, and the scholarships will be awarded beginning May 3, 2004. More than 1,200 applicants vied for the 125 scholarships in 2003. The scholarship was increased to $150,000 for the 2004–2005 academic year. Eligible high school seniors must have at least a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale, demonstrate financial need, indicate positions of leadership they held while a student, and describe in which school groups they have been involved, community organizations in which they have served, and whether they have held a part-time job while in school, to be considered well-rounded applicants.
Applications can be obtained from any of Long & Foster’s offices, from high school guidance counselors, or via Long & Foster’s Web Site at www.longandfoster.com/scholarship. Also check the Long & Foster Web site for a list of service areas where applicants must reside to be eligible for the scholarship program.
A hard copy of the application and the required attachments must be mailed to Long & Foster Corporate Headquarters at the following address: Long & Foster Scholarship Program, c/o Corporate Marketing Department, Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc., 11351 Random Hills Road, Fairfax, VA 22030-6082, Attn: Colleen Park by March 1, 2004.