Unparalled level of commitment from new EIG employee!
Publish Date: 22 November 2018
By Beth Fox
Further reading
Property Tribes - EIG worked for us!
Why auctions offer a great opportunity but they are not for everyone!
The EIG Team Expands
It's a busy time at EIG and we recently welcomed Dominic Callender to the team to support our expanding activity across all levels of the business.
Expect the unexpected ...
It was with some amusement that a few days after Dom started and he drove to work we noticed his car in the car park had one very distinguishing feature.
The Northern Irish number plate on Dom's car just happened to be a very special one bearing the initials 'EIG'!
Rolling out the corporate branding ...
Dom hadn't noticed the coincidence himself but maybe it's the start of something!
This standard issue number plate has now found it's way home to the EIG carpark.
Find out more about EIG and meet the team: Our People
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