In the News...
March2008 - Agent 007 Celebrates One Year Anniversary!
Agent 007 Real Estate, Inc. celebrates One Year in business this year. A more successful year can't be imagined. Thanks to all the clients, cooperating agents, lendors, closers, attorneys and staff!
December 2007 - Coiner, Agent 007 to Race California Ironman 70.3
Eleven CEOs are signed up for the AIG CEO Challenge at the Ford California Ironman 70.3 in Oceanside on March 29. These 11 CEOs head up companies with a combined $2.8 Billion in annual revenue.
The winner of the CEO Challenge in California will earn a much coveted slot to Kona, Hawaii where they will meet 9 others for the CEO Ironman World Championship, and battle for the title of 'Fittest CEO in the World'. According to those in charge at CEO Challenge, “we expect strong competition from Julian Coiner.” Everyone in Frederick knows Julian from Agent 007 Real Estate and he’ll be the “one to watch” in California.
He has stepped up his workout schedule drastically since January of 2007. Thanks to great training by Herb Spicer, World Champion Ironman 70.3 (pictured on the left), Julian has a great workout schedule. He works out roughly 24 hours a week, (Bike – 280-350 Miles; Run – 30-50 Miles; Swim – 8-10 Miles). He is also very involved with his family (2 children and his wife), and is Owner/Broker of Agent 007 Real Estate, Inc. a local commercial and residential brokerage!
This stepped up work out schedule and the upgrades in technology – new bike, wetsuit & proper shoes will help in his quest to race hard and place well in his age group and take a chance at winning a spot in Hawaii! He recently finished his first full Ironman in Florida finishing at 11:51:23.
All of the CEOs are in for a great weekend in California. It all kicks off with a fantastic Dinner with the Pros on Thursday night at the La Costa Resort, and will wind up with the CEO Awards Dinner in Carlsbad on Saturday night.
For more information on the CEOs entered in the event please go to www.ceochallenges.com/profiles.
November 2006 - Julian Coiner - Elected to the Board of Directors for the Frederick County Association of REALTORS®
Julian A. Coiner was elected to the Board of Directors for Frederick County Association of Realtors. The mission of FCAR is to provide services to its members in order to enhance the level of professionalism and adherence to the Code of Ethics. FCAR is committed to the community, promoting the role of REALTORS® to the public, working with legislators to be involved in the political process and protecting property rights. FCAR works closely with MAR and NAR to achieve these goals. Julian is looking forward to serving this mission and working to meet the goals of the members of FCAR. In addition to his duties as board member, Julian will Chair the RPAC/Social Committee.
June 2006 - FCAR Golf Tournament
On Thursday, June 8, 2006, the Frederick County Association of REALTORS® (FCAR) held a Charity Golf Event at Maryland National Golf. The event raised over $10,000 for Heartly House, Hospice of Frederick, Frederick Community Action Agency, and Frederick County Mental Health.
The event started at 8:30 a.m. with a Helicopter Ball Drop sponsored by Tyler-Donegan Real Estate Services. The helicopter dropped 1500 golf balls over the practice range. Each ball was sold for $5 and the ball drop resulted in Bill Gawler winning $1000.
May 2006 - Julian A. Coiner of Agent 007 Real Estate Services attended the International Convention of Shopping Center Owners
The 2006 ICSC Spring Convention theme was BREAKING NEW GROUND. Julian likes to break new ground and he proves it every year by scheduling an “Adventure” after the convention. This year was no different. Julian and client Manish Desai, Dunkin Doughnuts, franchisee in Frederick County, hiked across the Grand Canyon rim to rim in one day. The hike took them only 14 hours from the North Rim, which is 8000 feet above the Canyon floor to the South Rim, which is 6000 feet. The temperature at the bottom of the Canyon was 116 degrees.
As they climbed the South Rim, Julian and Manish rescued a stranded hiker. She’d been left by her group with 3.5 miles left to go – she is pictured here, having recovered. Manish reflects that “Julian taught me that there is nothing you can’t achieve if you have a “Can Do Mentality” and this is a valuable lesson not just for the Canyon, but for business and life in general. If you can start, you can finish.”
