Sean G. Livesey has joined High Swartz’s Real Estate Practice Group. Primarily focusing his practice on real estate, civil, and commercial litigation, Livesey is a real estate attorney at High Swartz’s Montgomery County law office. His additional areas of experience include zoning and land development, municipal code enforcement, real estate sales, and leasing. Previously, he was a partner in his family practice in Conshohocken, where he advised Philadelphia area startup companies regarding property acquisitions, business structure, and real estate tax liability. Livesey also consulted with Montgomery County businesses to analyze zoning and land development proposals. Prior to his private practice work, he was an associate at a large Philadelphia law firm’s commercial group where his practice included business litigation, real estate, zoning and land use.
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices (BHHS) Fox & Roach, Realtors recently honored sales associates from the Bucks County offices with a President’s Circle Award for their excellent sales performance for 2021, placing them in the top 7 percent of more than 50,000 agents in the national BHHS network. Sales associates honored from the Doylestown office include Amy Emery, Tina Kennesy, Cindy Knotts, Kurt Marhefka, Carol Shugars and the Molaee Group. Sales associates honored from the Southampton office include the Al DiFrancesco Team, Valentina Kostina and Lauren Talvert. Sales associates honored from the Yardley-Newtown office include Brian Doto, Sally Hammer, JoAnn Rakowski, Jill Smolen, the Jane Andrews Team, the Marianne Lang Team, the Deb McIntosh Team, the Janice Redwanowski Team and Tome Home Network.
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, Realtors congratulates the Steve Darlington Team, New Hope Office sales associates, on being recognized as Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices 4th quarter 2021 award winners for gross commission income (GCI) and/or residential units in the entire national BHHS network of nearly 50,000 agents and 1,450 offices in 47 states. The Steve Darlington Team, led by Steve Darlington, received a Quarterly Spotlight, ranking 18th among small sized teams in the BHHS network for Total GCI.
Perkasie-based Penn Community Bank has launched a new, multi-channel marketing campaign highlighting its position as a trusted financial partner for individuals, families, and businesses at any life stage. “Building on the foundation of Penn Community Bank’s core brand and values, the ‘Start Here. Grow Here. Stay Here.’ campaign speaks to both the bank’s traditional personal banking customers, as well as its burgeoning commercial and small business clientele,” said Bernard Tynes, Penn Community Bank director of marketing. The campaign’s creative utilizes a modern gradient color effect to emote life’s natural transitions, as well as a “spotlight” treatment to communicate exactly who is at the center of the bank’s mission – its customers and communities. The campaign is being used across the nearly every channel – from digital and traditional media outlets to branch merchandising, and thought leadership to social responsibility initiatives and sponsorships.
Newtown Business Association’s 14th annual Business Expo takes place from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 3, at Rafters Venue, 101 Friends Lane, Newtown. The free event is open to the public, showcasing dozens of local NBA businesses, including restaurants. The event will feature NBA member informational tables, live demonstrations from member businesses, speakers from the local business community and raffles, prizes, giveaways and more. Full event details are available at newtownba.org/event/nba-business-expo/.
Newtown Business Association hosts its May Emerging Leaders Workshop from 5 to 6 p.m. May 5, at Keller Williams Newtown, 12 Terry Drive, Newtown. There will be a presentation from Newtown Rotary’s NextGen group, with Mitch Blaak from Blaak Out Training,. This workshop will be available to NBA Members and First Time Guests only. Members need to register below in advance. Visit newtownba.org.
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