Hall of Fame Distinguished Service Award


Once a year, outstanding ABR® designees will be selected by an independent panel for inclusion in the REBAC "Hall of Fame."  

Honoring the Hall of Fame Recipients

Each honoree to the Hall of Fame receives:

 

Hall of Fame Qualifications:

To be eligible for the REBAC Hall of Fame, nominees must be REBAC member holding the ABR® or ABRMsm Designation.

When people learn that REBAC has a Hall of Fame, they inevitably ask "What does it take to get inducted?" It’s not an easy question to answer. The fast answer to read what is requested on the nomination form:

"[A] summary of activities, achievements, participation in REBAC programs and events, and general contributions to buyer representation undertaken by the nominee that qualifies him/her for inclusion the Hall of Fame."

This is hardly the most encompassing answer. Yet to provide more rigidly defined requirements would be unduly limiting, because there are no simple, mostly agreed upon benchmarks for inclusion in REBAC’s Hall of fame as there are for Baseball’s.  Five hundred home runs, a .300 batting average, a 3.00 ERA, excellence for a buyer representative isn’t so easily expressed statistically.

So ultimately, the best way to understand what makes a worthy candidate is to look at what past REBAC Hall of Fame inductees have accomplished. Such an examination may not define a concise list of requirements for inclusion, but it will reveal some attributes the Hall’s members all have in common, such as:

 

Hall of Fame Nomination Process: