- Baird & Warner is named the no. 1 Best Work Place in Chicago by the Chicago Tribune
- The brokerage recently partnered with Everything But The House to help make the real estate process seamless for buyers, sellers and agents
- Steve Baird, president and CEO of Baird and Warner, said the company culture is what makes B&W one of the area's best
Looking for a new brokerage to join? Baird & Warner may be the best option.
Chicagoland’s largest independently owned brokerage was named the no. 1 workplace for the second year in a row by the Chicago Tribune, and received its fourth consecutive top workplace award.
The company, which was named no. 2 in 2013 and no. 3 in 2012, is obviously doing something right. Steve Baird, president and CEO of Baird and Warner said in a statement that the company culture that “empowers us to grow as individuals and thrive as a company” is the key to its success.
The company celebrated its 160th anniversary this year with 2,300 agents located throughout the entire Chicagoland area.
Baird & Warner won the annual award based on a confidential survey conduced by WordplaceDynamics, a research firm commissioned to determine the area’s best place to work.
And beyond the company being a great place to work, Baird & Warner recently announced a new tool for homebuyers and sellers who are looking to sell off some of their personal belongings before moving into a new home. In effort to make the real estate process seamless, Baird & Warner is partnering with Everything By The House.
Everything But The House helps to auction off items in personal collections, that “reflect years of careful curations,” according to a release.
“Whether a client is relocating, downsizing or looking to simplify their lifestyle, EBTH will be a great service to help our broker associates provide the absolute best customer service and technology solutions,” said Laura Ellis, president of residential sales and executive vice president of Baird & Warner, in a prepared statement.
“Through partnerships with innovative and highly respected organizations like EBTH, we continue to expand our full-service offerings.”
