Worthing business wins Queen’s Award for Enterprise

The Letting Partnership in Liverpool Gardens is one of 205 organisations nationally to be recognised with the prestigious award.

The company which employs 22 people specialises in providing client accounting and client money protection services to letting agents.

Jenny Markham, managing director and founder, said: “Being honoured with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise is the proudest moment in the ‘life’ of The Letting Partnership.

“Receiving this award recognises and endorses the achievement of building, from concept to reality, a company that delivers ‘second-to-none’ services to letting agents, their landlords and tenants.

“But just as importantly, it will raise standards and hopefully have a positive impact on the public’s perception of the lettings industry as a whole.”

The Letting Partnership was set up in 2006 and works with independent owner/managed agencies across the UK handling and processing more than £25million a month in landlord rents and tenant deposits on their behalf.

In 2014, the company developed a web based system and analytical programme – Client Money HealthChecks. The HealthCheck is designed to immediately

identify irregularities and discrepancies in client money handling and areas of non-compliance without the need for an ‘on-site’ audit.

Today, The Letting Partnership HealthChecks are recognised and accepted as an alternative to conventional audits.

Now in its 55th year, The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise are the most prestigious business awards in the country, with the recipient businesses allowed to use the esteemed Queen’s Awards emblem for the next five years.

Applications for The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise 2022 opened on May 1. For more information visit, www.gov.uk/queens-awards-for-enterprise.

For more information about the Letting Partnership, visit www.thelettingpartnership.co.uk.