Proposed for January 2027 · Have your say

From the Top 50 to the Top 10% of the brokerage

We are proposing a new shape for the Monthly Stack, starting in January 2027. Instead of a fixed fifty, the stack becomes the top 10% of the entire brokerage. That takes it from 50 places to 58, and it keeps growing as ABW grows.

We are also proposing a new formula to rank it, built on revenue, units and MPP together. It is summarised below. This is a decision for all of us, so before anything changes, we want your vote.

Rest of 2026 Nothing changes The Top 50 on revenue, as always

February 2027 First new stack January 2027 results, if adopted

Read the proposal and vote

50 58

Places on the stack from January 2027

Then 10% of the brokerage, recalculated every month as we grow.

A Better Way Mortgage Group

The Monthly Stack

The Top 50 by revenue, for the month and the year to date. Published every month.

Reporting period · September 2026 · updated 15 October

New

The Top 50 has a new look

It used to be one list in front of you. Now the same list shows this month or the year to date. Tap the buttons above the list to switch between them.

Top 50 — Revenue

The stack as it has always been run: revenue only, for the month and the year to date. This is what the 2026 awards are decided on.

This month Year to date

#	Broker
1	Okhtay Yousefzadeh
2	Thrive Mortgage
3	Joe Sammut
4	Rob Randhawa
5	Linda Giannone
6	Ritchie Wong
7	Jennifer Brophy
8	Harrison White
9	Sonali Sharma
10	Dhruv Patel
11	Darcy Doyle
12	Manuj Aggarwal
13	Lena Larsen
14	Allison Engst
15	Pearl Kwan
16	Adriana Wise
17	Susie Inglis
18	Ron Gipps
19	Katie Hommy
20	Matthew Robinson
21	Vik Sahi
22	Michael James
23	Ruby Bains
24	Ayesha Atif
25	Mostafa Shanehchian
26	Alexis Drake
27	Herjit Driver
28	Robert Scaglione
29	Daniel Patching
30	Cory Larkin
31	Mandy Reinhardt
32	Joyce Tsang
33	Darlene Hanley
34	Marianne Grnak
35	Ajay Sharma
36	Hafeez Shaikh
37	Alex D'Angelo
38	Ken Mercer
39	Tony Young
40	Cory Vance
41	Kerri Carter
42	David Plaxton
43	Bill Fraser
44	Nisha Lalwani
45	Jundong Niu
46	John Cavan
47	Alisa Aragon-Lloyd
48	Erica Cusumano
49	Irene Paul
50	Stevan Potter

#	Broker
1	Thrive Mortgage
2	Joe Sammut
3	Okhtay Yousefzadeh
4	Lena Larsen
5	Ron Gipps
6	Ricky Ahuja
7	Cory Larkin
8	Matthew Robinson
9	Herjit Driver
10	Channie Tay
11	Bill Fraser
12	Stephanie Barritt
13	Vik Sahi
14	Katie Hommy
15	Ricky Grover
16	Harry Tyson
17	Jundong Niu
18	Daniel Patching
19	Rene Carloni
20	Harrison White
21	Linda Giannone
22	Anil Kumar
23	Sara Mehjoo
24	Katherine Blackwell
25	Ritchie Wong
26	Joyce Tsang
27	Robert Scaglione
28	Cory Vance
29	Manuj Aggarwal
30	Rob Randhawa
31	Marianne Grnak
32	Harsha Galgewela
33	Stevan Potter
34	Dhruv Patel
35	Ajit Hundal
36	Alex D'Angelo
37	Kelly Mann
38	Darlene Hanley
39	Lisa Klee
40	Chris Pughe
41	Zane Cowan
42	Colin Lawrence
43	Jennifer Brophy
44	Allison Engst
45	Afsaneh Saffari
46	Jeff Fraser
47	Ken Mercer
48	Laura Mackie
49	Ben Choe
50	Jacob Sneg

Why we are proposing this

One stack that recognises the whole brokerage

For as long as the stack has run, it has measured one thing: revenue. That rewards great work, but it only sees part of it. Brokers across the country build their business in different ways, and we think the stack should be able to see all of them. Read why below, cast your vote, then scroll on to see where you would rank under the proposal.

Room for more

More people recognised

A fixed fifty stays fifty while the brokerage grows. The top 10% grows with us: about 58 places today, and more every time ABW adds brokers.

Units

Units count, wherever you work

In parts of the country where mortgage amounts are smaller, a broker can close a lot of deals and still never reach a revenue list. Counting units puts all of that work on the stack.

MPP

Protecting clients counts

Brokers who take the time to protect their clients with mortgage protection plan insurance are doing right by those families. MPP gives that work a place on the stack.

Recognised as one

Your place on the revenue, units and MPP lists is scored and weighted into one score, and one order. Revenue still counts most. See exactly how the score works further down this page, run on this year's real numbers.

Revenue

50%

Units

40%

MPP

10%

Your vote is needed

Have your say on the
Monthly Stack

This is a collective decision for the whole brokerage, and it is not made until you have voted. Tell us which way you would go, and anything else you think we should consider.

Then see where you would land

Find yourself in the proposed stack

Directly below, the Winners' Circle preview runs this proposal on this year's real results. Every broker in it shows their score and their place on the revenue, units and MPP lists, so you can see exactly where you would rank under the new formula.

See where you rank

Coming January 2027

The Winners’ Circle

Next year the stack stops being a revenue list of fifty and becomes the top 10% of A Better Way Mortgage Group, measured on revenue, units and MPP together.

Nothing changes this year

For the rest of 2026 the stack above is the stack. Revenue only, top fifty, month and year to date — and every 2026 award is decided on it, exactly as it always has been.

From January, three measures

Revenue, units and MPP, each scored out of 100 and weighted. One score, out of 100, and one order. Everything below shows how it works, run on this year’s real numbers.

Ten per cent, not fifty

The Circle is the top 10% of licensed agents, recalculated every month. At today’s headcount that is about 58 people — more room than the fifty there is now, and it moves with the roster.

Everything from here down is a preview of 2027, built on September 2026 figures so you can see where you would stand. It decides nothing this year.

How the standings work

Every list scores you out of 100. Each one is worth a share of your final score. Add the three shares together — that is the Circle.

Every list scores you out of 100

First place scores 100, second 99, third 98, one less for every place down. Not on a list, no points from it.

1st · 100 points 100th · 1 point

Each list is worth a share

Your points on a list are multiplied by that list’s share, so first place is worth the whole share and nothing else comes close.

Revenue 50% up to 50

Units 40% up to 40

MPP 10% up to 10

First in revenue is 100 points at 50% — a full 50 towards your score. First in units is 40 . First in MPP is 10 . Twentieth in revenue is 81 points at 50%, or 40.5 ; the same twentieth place in units is 81 at 40%, or 32.4 . Every place on every list is worth something, and revenue is worth five times what MPP is.

Add the three shares

Your score, out of 100. Highest is number one. Level scores are separated by revenue.

Revenue 11th · 90 pts · 50% = 45.0 Units 8th · 93 pts · 40% = 37.2 MPP 8th · 93 pts · 10% = 9.3

Score 91.5 out of 100

Two steps

How to find yourself on each list

The proposed stack has four tabs. The Winners' Circle opens first: it combines the three year-to-date lists into one score. For Revenue, Units or MPP, pick the tab, then pick the period, this month or the year to date. Check every tab to see where you stand.

The four lists

The Winners’ Circle combines the three year-to-date lists into one score. Revenue, Units and MPP are published for the month and the year to date.

Winners’ Circle Revenue Units MPP

This month Year to date

Year to date

The three year-to-date lists, combined. Monthly standings are not counted here.
Shown here at 58 places — ten per cent of roughly five hundred and seventy licensed agents. The exact number moves each month with headcount, which is why every list is scored out of 100 rather than out of its own length.

#	Broker	Score
1	Thrive Mortgage Revenue 1 · Units 1 · MPP 2	99.9
2	Joe Sammut Revenue 2 · Units 3 · MPP 4	98.4
3	Bill Fraser Revenue 11 · Units 9 · MPP 10	90.9
4	Lena Larsen Revenue 4 · Units 2 · MPP 0	88.1
5	Cory Larkin Revenue 7 · Units 10 · MPP 61	87.4
6	Herjit Driver Revenue 9 · Units 20 · MPP 23	86.2
7	Matthew Robinson Revenue 8 · Units 7 · MPP 87	85.5
8	Ricky Ahuja Revenue 6 · Units 8 · MPP 0	84.7
9	Katie Hommy Revenue 14 · Units 4 · MPP 79	84.5
10	Cory Vance Revenue 28 · Units 6 · MPP 7	83.9
11	Daniel Patching Revenue 18 · Units 18 · MPP 16	83.2
12	Stephanie Barritt Revenue 12 · Units 5 · MPP 0	82.9
13	Channie Tay Revenue 10 · Units 12 · MPP 0	81.1
14	Okhtay Yousefzadeh Revenue 3 · Units 21 · MPP 0	81.0
15	Rene Carloni Revenue 19 · Units 14 · MPP 53	80.6
16	Anil Kumar Revenue 22 · Units 17 · MPP 30	80.2
17	Vik Sahi Revenue 13 · Units 15 · MPP 0	78.4
18	Linda Giannone Revenue 21 · Units 19 · MPP 49	78.0
19	Katherine Blackwell Revenue 24 · Units 25 · MPP 11	77.9
20	Marianne Grnak Revenue 31 · Units 22 · MPP 14	75.3
21	Harrison White Revenue 20 · Units 24 · MPP 71	74.3
22	Ritchie Wong Revenue 25 · Units 13 · MPP 98	73.5
23	Ricky Grover Revenue 15 · Units 27 · MPP 0	72.6
24	Ken Mercer Revenue 47 · Units 16 · MPP 21	69.0
25	Joyce Tsang Revenue 26 · Units 23 · MPP 0	68.7
26	Harsha Galgewela Revenue 32 · Units 40 · MPP 9	68.1
27	Mandy Reinhardt Revenue 57 · Units 11 · MPP 3	67.8
28	Robert Scaglione Revenue 27 · Units 26 · MPP 0	67.0
29	Jundong Niu Revenue 17 · Units 41 · MPP 0	66.0
30	Chris Pughe Revenue 40 · Units 33 · MPP 19	65.9
31	Ajit Hundal Revenue 35 · Units 35 · MPP 39	65.6
32	Manuj Aggarwal Revenue 29 · Units 30 · MPP 0	64.4
33	Allison Engst Revenue 44 · Units 29 · MPP 41	63.3
34	Rob Randhawa Revenue 30 · Units 51 · MPP 25	63.1
35	Wende Dawes Revenue 54 · Units 28 · MPP 29	59.9
36	Alex D'Angelo Revenue 36 · Units 44 · MPP 56	59.8
37	Darlene Hanley Revenue 38 · Units 48 · MPP 32	59.6
38	Sara Mehjoo Revenue 23 · Units 55 · MPP 0	57.4
39	Kelly Mann Revenue 37 · Units 38 · MPP 0	57.2
40	Dhruv Patel Revenue 34 · Units 46 · MPP 0	55.5
41	Jacob Sneg Revenue 50 · Units 42 · MPP 46	54.6
42	Laura Mackie Revenue 48 · Units 32 · MPP 0	54.1
43	Stevan Potter Revenue 33 · Units 52 · MPP 0	53.6
44	Jeff Fraser Revenue 46 · Units 37 · MPP 0	53.1
45	Nisha Lalwani Revenue 52 · Units 43 · MPP 51	52.7
46	Ben Choe Revenue 49 · Units 36 · MPP 0	52.0
47	Irene Strong Revenue 51 · Units 45 · MPP 73	50.2
48	Ron Gipps Revenue 5 · Units 171 · MPP 0	48.0
49	Jennifer Brophy Revenue 43 · Units 54 · MPP 0	47.8
50	Zane Cowan Revenue 41 · Units 67 · MPP 0	43.6
51	John Cavan Revenue 73 · Units 50 · MPP 13	43.2
52	Harry Tyson Revenue 16 · Units 146 · MPP 0	42.5
53	Darren Hartel Revenue 91 · Units 34 · MPP 20	39.9
54	Glen Kelleway Revenue 55 · Units 74 · MPP 43	39.6
55	Alexis Drake Revenue 83 · Units 47 · MPP 12	39.5
56	Sheryl Wood Revenue 72 · Units 58 · MPP 26	39.2
57	Rita Wagner Revenue 79 · Units 31 · MPP 0	39.0
58	Vy Tri Truong Revenue 63 · Units 53 · MPP 0	38.2

#	Broker
1	Okhtay Yousefzadeh
2	Thrive Mortgage
3	Joe Sammut
4	Rob Randhawa
5	Linda Giannone
6	Ritchie Wong
7	Jennifer Brophy
8	Harrison White
9	Sonali Sharma
10	Dhruv Patel
11	Darcy Doyle
12	Manuj Aggarwal
13	Lena Larsen
14	Allison Engst
15	Pearl Kwan
16	Adriana Wise
17	Susie Inglis
18	Ron Gipps
19	Katie Hommy
20	Matthew Robinson
21	Vik Sahi
22	Michael James
23	Ruby Bains
24	Ayesha Atif
25	Mostafa Shanehchian
26	Alexis Drake
27	Herjit Driver
28	Robert Scaglione
29	Daniel Patching
30	Cory Larkin
31	Mandy Reinhardt
32	Joyce Tsang
33	Darlene Hanley
34	Marianne Grnak
35	Ajay Sharma
36	Hafeez Shaikh
37	Alex D'Angelo
38	Ken Mercer
39	Tony Young
40	Cory Vance
41	Kerri Carter
42	David Plaxton
43	Bill Fraser
44	Nisha Lalwani
45	Jundong Niu
46	John Cavan
47	Alisa Aragon-Lloyd
48	Erica Cusumano
49	Irene Paul
50	Stevan Potter

#	Broker
1	Thrive Mortgage
2	Joe Sammut
3	Okhtay Yousefzadeh
4	Lena Larsen
5	Ron Gipps
6	Ricky Ahuja
7	Cory Larkin
8	Matthew Robinson
9	Herjit Driver
10	Channie Tay
11	Bill Fraser
12	Stephanie Barritt
13	Vik Sahi
14	Katie Hommy
15	Ricky Grover
16	Harry Tyson
17	Jundong Niu
18	Daniel Patching
19	Rene Carloni
20	Harrison White
21	Linda Giannone
22	Anil Kumar
23	Sara Mehjoo
24	Katherine Blackwell
25	Ritchie Wong
26	Joyce Tsang
27	Robert Scaglione
28	Cory Vance
29	Manuj Aggarwal
30	Rob Randhawa
31	Marianne Grnak
32	Harsha Galgewela
33	Stevan Potter
34	Dhruv Patel
35	Ajit Hundal
36	Alex D'Angelo
37	Kelly Mann
38	Darlene Hanley
39	Lisa Klee
40	Chris Pughe
41	Zane Cowan
42	Colin Lawrence
43	Jennifer Brophy
44	Allison Engst
45	Afsaneh Saffari
46	Jeff Fraser
47	Ken Mercer
48	Laura Mackie
49	Ben Choe
50	Jacob Sneg

#	Broker
1	Thrive Mortgage
2	Ritchie Wong
3	Mandy Reinhardt
4	Okhtay Yousefzadeh
5	Lena Larsen
6	Linda Giannone
7	Ken Mercer
8	Jennifer Brophy
9	Katie Hommy
10	Cory Vance
11	Allison Engst
12	Joe Sammut
13	Ajay Sharma
14	Sonali Sharma
15	Dhruv Patel
16	Vik Sahi
17	Susie Inglis
18	Matthew Robinson
19	Adriana Wise
20	Alexis Drake
21	Harrison White
22	John Cavan
23	Wende Dawes
24	Alisa Aragon-Lloyd
25	Ruby Bains
26	Daniel Patching
27	David Kim
28	Herjit Driver
29	Marianne Grnak
30	Manuj Aggarwal
31	Michael James
32	Rupi Kullar-Tatla
33	Mohan Sekhon
34	Rita Wagner
35	Vlad Khazov
36	Alex D'Angelo
37	Ben Choe
38	Darlene Hanley
39	David Plaxton
40	Jacob Sneg
41	Jeremy Langdon
42	Joyce Tsang
43	Rene Carloni
44	Rob Randhawa
45	Sean Saffri
46	Pearl Kwan
47	Darcy Doyle
48	Aly Chatur
49	Karen Garrett
50	Pradeep Malik & Jasvinder Thind

#	Broker
1	Thrive Mortgage
2	Lena Larsen
3	Joe Sammut
4	Katie Hommy
5	Stephanie Barritt
6	Cory Vance
7	Matthew Robinson
8	Ricky Ahuja
9	Bill Fraser
10	Cory Larkin
11	Mandy Reinhardt
12	Channie Tay
13	Ritchie Wong
14	Rene Carloni
15	Vik Sahi
16	Ken Mercer
17	Anil Kumar
18	Daniel Patching
19	Linda Giannone
20	Herjit Driver
21	Okhtay Yousefzadeh
22	Marianne Grnak
23	Joyce Tsang
24	Harrison White
25	Katherine Blackwell
26	Robert Scaglione
27	Ricky Grover
28	Wende Dawes
29	Allison Engst
30	Manuj Aggarwal
31	Rita Wagner
32	Laura Mackie
33	Chris Pughe
34	Darren Hartel
35	Ajit Hundal
36	Ben Choe
37	Jeff Fraser
38	Kelly Mann
39	Vlad Khazov
40	Harsha Galgewela
41	Jundong Niu
42	Jacob Sneg
43	Nisha Lalwani
44	Alex D'Angelo
45	Irene Strong
46	Dhruv Patel
47	Alexis Drake
48	Darlene Hanley
49	Greg Guyatt
50	John Cavan

#	Broker
1	Joe Sammut
2	Steven Brouwer
3	Alex Thomson
4	Mandy Reinhardt
5	Darren Hartel
6	Harsha Galgewela
7	Jacob Sneg
8	Katherine Blackwell
9	Kyle Green
10	Sheryl Wood
11	Tom Winski
12	Vlad Khazov
13	Ajay Sharma
14	Andrea Glover
15	Daniel Patching
16	Darcy Doyle
17	Darlene Hanley
18	Debbie Viveiros
19	Eric Kelley
20	Evangeline Armstrong
21	Hafeez Shaikh
22	Herjit Driver
23	Ken Mercer
24	Kiki Berg
25	Patricia Ann Gallagher
26	Rob Randhawa
27	Robyn McLean
28	Santiago Agudelo
29	Siobhan McKenzie

#	Broker
1	Steven Brouwer
2	Thrive Mortgage
3	Mandy Reinhardt
4	Joe Sammut
5	Geoff Lee
6	Ajay Sharma
7	Cory Vance
8	Kyle Green
9	Harsha Galgewela
10	Bill Fraser
11	Katherine Blackwell
12	Alexis Drake
13	John Cavan
14	Marianne Grnak
15	Vlad Khazov
16	Daniel Patching
17	Alex Thomson
18	Andrea Glover
19	Chris Pughe
20	Darren Hartel
21	Ken Mercer
22	Siobhan McKenzie
23	Herjit Driver
24	Michelle Campbell
25	Rob Randhawa
26	Sheryl Wood
27	Tarun Navlani
28	Walter Konig
29	Wende Dawes
30	Anil Kumar
31	Darcy Doyle
32	Darlene Hanley
33	Grace Davies
34	Jason Suttie
35	Jonathan Barlow
36	Kerri Carter
37	Robyn McLean
38	Tom Winski
39	Ajit Hundal
40	Alfredo Torres
41	Allison Engst
42	Carol Cheng
43	Glen Kelleway
44	Greg Guyatt
45	Hafeez Shaikh
46	Jacob Sneg
47	Karen Garrett
48	Kiki Berg
49	Linda Giannone
50	Moreen Perimal

Where excellence drives success

The Annual Awards

Every list on this page leads somewhere. These are the awards they lead to, and what each one takes.
The 2026 awards are decided on the revenue stack at the top of this page. The criteria below describe how they will be decided from 2027 , on the Winners’ Circle.

Broker of the Year

One recipient

The "Broker of the Year" award is the most prestigious honor bestowed within our mortgage brokerage, representing the pinnacle of professional excellence. This esteemed accolade is awarded to the broker who not only achieves outstanding business results but also embodies the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and client service. The recipient of this award demonstrates a remarkable blend of consistent top-tier performance, exceptional client relationships, and significant contributions to the brokerage’s overall success. This broker sets themselves apart through their unwavering dedication, strategic acumen, and their ability to inspire and lead others. The Broker of the Year award is not just a recognition of individual achievement but a symbol of the exemplary standards and commitment we value in our brokerage.

Platinum Producer Award

Top 8 in the Circle

The "Platinum Producer Award" is an elite annual recognition conferred upon the top 8 brokers in our entire mortgage brokerage on the Winners’ Circle standings, celebrating their extraordinary achievements across revenue, units and MPP. This prestigious award distinguishes these brokers as the crème de la crème of the industry, highlighting their unparalleled success and proficiency in the field. Recipients of the Platinum Producer Award are acknowledged for their exceptional dedication, strategic acumen, and consistent top-tier performance, setting a benchmark of excellence within our brokerage. This accolade not only honors their remarkable individual achievements but also serves as a beacon of aspiration and excellence for their peers.

Top Commercial Broker of the Year

Highest commercial revenue

The "Top Commercial Broker of the Year" award is presented to the broker in our mortgage brokerage who has achieved the highest revenue from commercial deals. This prestigious award recognizes the broker who has excelled in the commercial real estate lending sector, demonstrating exceptional expertise, negotiation skills, and a deep understanding of the commercial market. The recipient of this award has successfully closed significant commercial transactions, showing outstanding ability to navigate complex deals and deliver optimal financing solutions for our clients. This accolade not only honors the broker’s remarkable achievements in the commercial lending arena but also underscores their vital role in driving the success and growth of our brokerage in the commercial sector.

Top Producer Awards

Top 10% — the Circle

The "Top Producer Awards" are an annual accolade presented to the top-performing brokers in our mortgage brokerage, recognizing their exceptional achievements in generating annual revenue. To qualify for this prestigious honor, recipients must rank within the top 10% of the brokerage on the Winners’ Circle standings, making this award a true testament to their dedication, skill, and outstanding performance. These distinguished brokers exemplify the pinnacle of success in the mortgage industry, setting a benchmark of excellence that motivates and inspires our entire team.

The Professionals Award

Voted

The “Professionals Award” recognizes outstanding brokers who exemplify consistent high performance, active engagement in educational events, and exceptional teamwork. This prestigious honor is determined through a comprehensive decision process, which includes a vote from the leadership team and ABW head office staff supporting the brokerage. Additional input is gathered from preferred lender partners, feedback from fellow brokers, and positive client testimonials, ensuring a well-rounded evaluation of each candidate. Highlighting exemplary service and unwavering dedication, this award underscores our commitment to celebrating the significant contributions of our brokers while inspiring continued excellence within the industry.

Outstanding Support Award

Head office and support

The "Outstanding Support Award" is a special recognition given to the individual in our mortgage brokerage who has exemplified the highest level of support to their peers. This award honors a team member who consistently goes above and beyond in assisting, guiding, and uplifting others within the brokerage. The recipient of this award is someone known for their exceptional teamwork, willingness to help, and a positive impact on the work environment. It celebrates not just professional competence but also the invaluable human qualities of empathy, collaboration, and a community-focused spirit that strengthens the entire team.

Top Newcomer of the Year Award

Highest newcomer in the Circle

The "Top Newcomer of the Year Award" is a prestigious accolade in our mortgage brokerage, specifically designed to recognize the most outstanding new broker of the year. This award is given to the highest-placed newcomer on the Winners’ Circle standings, who has demonstrated exceptional performance and quickly established themselves as a top producer. It celebrates the hard work, dedication, and remarkable achievements of a broker who, despite being new to our team, has shown an impressive ability to generate significant business and make a substantial impact in the brokerage. This award not only acknowledges the individual’s impressive start but also sets a standard of excellence and ambition for all new brokers joining our team.

Top Contributor — ABW Facebook Group

Knowledge sharing

Top Contributor - ABW Facebook Group award recognizes the individual who has provided the most advice and support to fellow brokers within the Facebook group. This award celebrates their exceptional willingness to collaborate, share valuable tips, strategies, and tactics, and offer consistent guidance to brokers seeking help or advice. Their contributions have fostered a spirit of teamwork and knowledge-sharing within the group, embodying the values of support and collaboration that drive success across the brokerage.

Community Champion Award

Charitable giving

The “Community Champion Award” is presented to the broker who exemplifies unparalleled dedication to supporting charitable causes. This honor recognizes the broker who not only donates and fundraises the most but also invests the most time and effort by actively participating in charity events and volunteer days. With guidance from the ABW Charity Committee, made up of brokers passionate about giving back, this award celebrates those who go above and beyond to make a meaningful impact through our ABW-supported charities. It is a testament to their generosity, commitment, and community leadership.

Hall of Fame

Inducted for a career at ABW, not a single year.

2022

Moreen Perimal Rupi Tatla Shabbir Patel Pradeep Malik Jasvinder Thind Sheryl Elsom Waldish Dehal Darren Hoem Azim Raghavji Jeff Fraser Irene Strong Marna Dueck Joyce Tsang Gene Lang

2023

Channie Tay Ronald Gipps Gina Bactol

2024

Scott Musselman Harry Tyson Herjit Driver

2025

Lena Larsen Matthew Robinson Ruby Bains

The standings are drawn from the Mortgage Architects Head Office Payroll Reports , the Dominion Lending Centres Head Office Payroll Reports , and the MPP — Manulife Mortgage Creditor Protection Insurance Reports . Commission figures are never published — revenue standings are calculated internally and shown as position only. Questions about a standing go to the ABW office.

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