
Jesse Gibbs, Business Development and Public Relations Director for CENTURY 21 M&M and Associates says about the 2011 CENTURY 21 National Convention, “We realized while we were there that this is an exciting time to be a CENTURY 21 agent – we are the leaders in the industry,”
Rick Davidson who opened the 2011 CENTURY 21 National Convention in Las Vegas said, “Every professional associated with this brand must be the standard by which this industry knows us. We must work together, we must collaborate, we must leverage and use every resource that is at our disposal.”
“Think about this for a second 121,000 sales professionals all pulling in the same direction, think about the momentum that we are going to create, we will not be stopped…the days of us being timid about the fact that we are the largest real estate brand in the world are over,” said Davidson.

One of the highlights Gibbs says, “CENTURY 21 also celebrated it’s 40th birthday with a cake by The Cake Boss. This 12 foot long cake weighed in at 1,500lbs. And, this cake was created in New Jersey and then carefully transported to Las Vegas – AWESOME!”
As a company, CENTURY 21 M&M and Associates came away with a whole slew of awards. Altogether 116 agents received producer awards; 2 Grand Centurions, 3 Double Centurions, 30 Centurions, 10 Masters Diamond, 6 Masters Emerald, 6 Masters Ruby, and three teams won Centurion.
The two CENTURY 21 M&M Associates that achieved Grand Centurion status, also placed in the top ten producers nationwide for AGC (adjusted gross commission);
- Clarence Oliveira, Turlock, placed #6 in the nation.
Many of the CENTURY 21 M&M branch offices also received producer awards:

The CENTURY 21 M&M and Associates Modesto office placed #10 in the nation for AGC, and #16 in the nation for number of units.
As a company, CENTURY 21 M&M and Associates won several awards, among them #1 for units, and #2 in sales.
It was three days packed with excitement and enthusiasm – from opening reception to awards recognition ceremony to CENTURY 21’s announcement of a return to television advertising with three new commercials focusing on Century 21, Smarter, Bolder, Faster.