Cheney named 2015 NH Realtor of Year

RE/MAX On The Move associate heads Seacoast board

September 23, 2015

NH Business Review Staff,

Marion Cheney, president of the Seacoast Board of Realtors, has been named Realtor of the Year by the NH Association of Realtors.

Cheney, a Dover resident and an associate with RE/MAX On The Move in Exeter, was honored Sept. 17 at the NHAR’s 54th annual convention in Manchester. She was named the Seacoast board’s Realtor of the Year in June.

The Realtor of the Year award is presented to an individual who embraces the Realtors’ code of ethics, civic activity, business accomplishments, local association/board activity, state association activity and national association activity.

A director of the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce, Cheney was the 2014 recipient of the Dover Rotary Club’s Outstanding Service and Dedication Award and is a seven-year recipient of the RE/MAX Executive Award.

Categories: Real Estate & Construction

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