Sam Strahan, Banna Property Group

Sam consistently provides feedback and takes the time to report queries and defects. This helps the TCPinpoint team to continually improve its suite of products. During TCPinpoint’s initial presentation, a colleague said TCPinpoint was a ‘virtual Sam’, so this brand ambassadorship suits her to a T! She was also recently awarded a Rotary Award via Banna Group for her efforts.

Some of Sam’s Key achievements include:

• The revitalisation of the Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre
• The refurbishment of Pennant Hills Marketplace
• Assisting and consulting on the redesign and redevelopment of Greenfield Park Shopping Village

Outside of work, Sam spends her Tuesday mornings working with kids at the School for the Deaf and she is learning sign language to support her with this.

When presenting Sam with the honour of being a TCPinpoint Brand Ambassador, Rachel Kidwell, Founder of TCPinpoint asked Sam a few questions.

What do you love about TCPinpoint?

The homepage gives you a snapshot of how all projects are tracking and also the dashboard lets you know what tasks you have due (or are overdue) and what is coming up. This saves so much time as you don’t have to go into each individual project to see where you are at.

Why did you choose TCPinpoint?

The platform is very user friendly and doesn’t overcomplicate the process. The offer of post implementation support was great and has been invaluable in helping me get the most out of the platform.

What does being a Brand Ambassador mean to you?

Talking about and promoting TCP more both within my Banna team and also externally with colleagues who work in similar roles.

What do you love about working with TCPinpoint?

The TCP team is extremely friendly and responsive to enquiries. They are also really open to feedback and hearing ideas on possible improvements or features that can be added either now or in the future.

To read more about the great things the Banna Property Group is doing, visit their website.