In 2002, David Dorman changed brokerage houses to CENTURY 21 Professional Group, Inc. Under the direction of his educating and mentoring brokers, he transformed his business and became one of the top producing and respected agents in his field. While many in the real estate world gauge their success purely by sales data, David prefers to let his clients surveys and local reputation highlight his success. since 2007, Orlando Magazine has featured Dorman in their top 100 REALTORS for every issue to follow. He is recognized by CENTURY 21 corporate as not only a top 100 nationwide, producing agent (out of approximately 65K agents), but also and more importantly to him, he is the recipient of the Pinnacle Quality Service Award, which is given to agents who are give the quality service award (via their clients) for 5 years or more.In 2012, Dorman was invited to become a partner in the office as a managing broker, where he mentors agents, teaches new and existing agents and also maintains he regular real estate business. This new role seems to fit as in the past 2 years (2013,2014) Dorman again achieved the top 100 in the nation for CENTURY 21 agents. His dedication to his clients needs is always top priority. His motto remains the same. "Take care of the client, and the rest will follow". A good lesson learned early on that has helped focus him and make him today a respected and successful businessman.

Began his real estate career in the luxury market of Windermere Florida. Learned from a highly successful Broker in the industry. After close to 4 years, moved a few miles down the road to CENTURY 21 for the brand recognition and marketing ability.

Having had my fill of the theme park business, I was ready for a change. My love of singing has been no secret to anyone that knows me. The idea of singing AND getting paid was too good to be true, so I auditioned and became a singing server at a high end, Italian restaurant. It's hear that I learned even more about customer service, but I also got to perform with some amazing people. I think it is hear where I discovered my love of cooking and began to try out new things. I did this for about 3 years and it is while working here that I stumbled upon the idea of getting into Real estate. Personally, I think everyone at some point during their life, should work in either retail or food service so that they can appreciate those that do this for a career.

Was responsible for the daily operations of major theme park attractions, scheduling, maintenance and customer service. Worked in 3 of the 4 parks on the property in various roles. As a Disney World cast member, I learned the importance of customer service and how to focus on what is truly important. Walt Disney World provided me with a solid background and eduction to help me in my future endeavors in business and while I was not exactly financially rich, the lessons learned have proven to be of great value for my career. I would not change it for anything and to this day have a huge amount of respect for those that work there.