New ARLA President aims to boost profile of lettings’ trade body

New ARLA President aims to boost profile of lettings’ trade body


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The new President of the lettings side of Propertymark says her aim is to lift the profile of the organisation amongst agents.

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Maxine Fothergill, who took up her role this week, says: “In my presidential year, my main aim is to raise the profile of ARLA Propertymark and focus on the importance of succession planning. 

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“It is my intention to reach out to as many younger people as possible via all forms of media. I want to encourage greater numbers to join the industry and see it as a valuable and worthwhile career through sharing my experience of how fantastic, exciting, and ultimately rewarding the industry is.

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“My plans are a perfect fit, they will complement Propertymark’s strategy and form an integral part of a progressive and forward-thinking organisation.”

Fothergill started her career in the industry in 1988 for Robinson and Jackson in its flagship Bexley Branch and then started her own business – Amax Estates and Property Services – in Gravesend in early 2002.

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David Votta has now become ARLA Propertymark President Elect.

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