ATLANTA, GA, April 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) Atlanta moving company Atlanta Peach Movers is the official mover for the Georgia Chapter of the Women's Council of Realtors (WCR). Atlanta Peach Movers is a full-service moving company in Atlanta, managing local, long distance, and international moves.
Atlanta Peach Movers works hand in hand with the Georgia WCR so that it can better address the relocation needs of metro Atlanta and Georgia. The Realtors and businesswoman who serve on the Georgia WCR have a reliable and quality resource in Atlanta Peach Movers to advocate for clients who are moving from Atlanta across the city, state, or country.
Working closely with Realtors not only provides Atlanta Peach Movers with a great opportunity to expand its business, but also to forge a closer connection with the people it serves. The Georgia WCR has a personal knowledge of the needs and desires of homeowners who are relocating in the state of Georgia. As the official mover of the Georgia WCR, Atlanta Peach Movers is able to apply this knowledge to further refine its services for ultimate customer satisfaction.
The WCR is a network of successful Realtors who work to empower women to exercise their potential as entrepreneurs and industry leaders. The WCR looks to affect positive change in the profession and in the broader community.
Atlanta Peach Movers strongly supports the charge of influential women leading the way towards a more robust real estate industry and consequently a healthier market for relocation.
Orlando Lynch, president of Atlanta Peach Movers, said of the partnership, "At Atlanta Peach Movers, customer satisfaction is our goal everyday and with every move. As the official mover for the Georgia Chapter of the Women's Council of Realtors, we have the opportunity to build a closer relationship with strong businesswomen around the state of Georgia and, therefore, homeowners as well. Our partnership with the Council facilitates superior customer service and a show of support to the council's ultimate vision."
Atlanta Peach Movers is committed to the continued improvement of its already highly regarded Atlanta moving services through its partnerships and its community service, an ambition that has made it the largest local mover in the state of Georgia and the Southeast.
For more information about Atlanta Peach Movers, visit www.atlpeachmovers.com.
About Atlanta Peach Movers:
Atlanta Peach Movers, the largest and most dependable moving company in the Southeast, is a full-service moving company specializing in local and long-distance moves for both residential and commercial clients. Atlanta Peach Movers is committed to the community, partnering with organizations such as Zoo Atlanta, Toys 4 Tots, and Habitat for Humanity. With over 20 years of experience, Atlanta Peach Movers is proud to offer the most reliable moving service in Atlanta.
For more information, visit http://www.atlpeachmovers.com.
Atlanta Moving Company Atlanta Peach Movers Named Official Mover for the Georgia Chapter of Women's Council of Realtors
Atlanta Peach Movers has become a trusted Atlanta moving resource for the Women's Council of Realtors.
2011-04-28
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