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Agostino Gus Monteleone, a seasoned professional in the real estate sector, embarked on his career journey in 1989. His path to success began in the hospitality industry, a field where he honed his customer service skills and business acumen.
Agostino's leadership skills are evident in his extensive involvement in various committees within the real estate sector. His roles have included Vice Chair of the Arbitration Appeal Panel, Vice Chair of both the Professional Standards Hearing Panel and the Arbitration Residential and Commercial Panels, and member of the Government Relations Committee. These positions highlight his problem-solving skills, collaborative spirit, and dedication to upholding high professional standards.
Agostino's journey in real estate is not just a professional quest but also a personal mission to make a positive impact on society. His charitable endeavours are commendable, notably his vice-chairmanship of the Royal LePage Charity Golf Tournament, which raised $175,000 for women's shelters. Furthermore, his efforts led to raising $10,000 for a dialysis chair at St. Joseph's Hospital and an additional $10,000 for three baby incubators, showcasing his compassionate nature and commitment to community welfare.
Currently serving as the Director at Large for the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), Agostino is a respected figure in the real estate community. He also holds a multifaceted role at Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. as Vice President, FINTRAC Compliance Officer, and Broker of Record, which underscores his versatility and commitment to excellence in the field. As Director at Large for TRREB, Agostino takes immense pride in working alongside like-minded professionals, all dedicated to making meaningful contributions to the industry. His commitment to collective success, both as a leader and as a team player, is driven by a desire to enhance the reputation and efficacy of TRREB and the real estate community at large.