Boca Raton Auctioneer back in school earning Certified Auctioneers Institute designation

Boca Raton, FL -- May 30, 2008 -- Boca Raton Auctioneer, Fred DeFalco of DeFalco Real Estate Group, Realtors, Auctioneers and Consultants recently completed his second year of courses for the highly honored National Auctioneers Association (NAA) Education Institute’s Certified Auctioneers Institute (CAI) designation. The CAI designation is one of the most respected education programs in the country for Auctioneers. The CAI program is an executive developmental program offering coursework in management skills, business ethics, finance, marketing, etc. The nation’s most distinguished and respected leaders in the auction industry provide instruction to CAI students throughout the program. A three-year program, Fred DeFalco joined fellow Auctioneers from across the country at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana in March for the educational seminars.

Fred DeFalco, P.A., regarded by many as the guru in accelerated real estate strategies is a Licensed Auctioneer, Licensed Real Estate Broker and Certified Real Estate Consultant. He holds numerous designations such as GRI: Graduate of Realtors Institute, CRB: Council of Real Estate Brokerage Management, CIPS: Certified International Property Specialist, CRS: Council of Residential Specialists, CREC: Certified Real Estate Consultant, SRES: Senior Real Estate Specialist, AARE : Accredited Auctioneers Real Estate, CES: Certified Estate Specialist, CAI Candidate: Certified Auctioneers Institute (NAA)

Fred DeFalco resides in Delray Beach Florida. At 54 he is husband to Dorothy for 35 years, Father of 4 grown children, Grandfather of 5, and two more on the way.

Fred DeFalco started his Real Estate career at the age of 24 in Baltimore Maryland and has worked as an executive with top named companies such as Sears, Coldwell Banker, Arvida, Sotheby and The Keyes Company. To learn more about Fred please contact 561-702-3757 or visit www.defalco.com .

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About the NAA
Headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, the National Auctioneers Association represents the interests of approximately 6,000 auctioneers in the United States, Canada and across the world. Founded in 1949, the mission of the NAA is to promote the auction method of marketing and enhancing the professionalism of its members through education and technology.  In 2007, over $270.7 billion in goods and services were sold at auction. To learn more about Auctioneers, auctions and the NAA visit: www.auctioneers.org .