Audrey Christle is proud to announce that, in her 14 years of working as a business executive at LexisNexis, it has been 12 years since she received her first award at her company. Audrey Christle has even received several awards since then.

After Audrey Christle graduated from St. Thomas University School of Law, she immediately immersed herself in her work at LexisNexis. Within only a couple years, this work began to pay off. In 2001, Audrey Christle received two awards, the LexisNexis Circle of Excellence Award and the acknowledgement of LexisNexis Applications Consultant of the Year.
Of her success, Audrey Christle says, “I have always worked first and foremost for my clients. I think that my client-focused approach and my solutions-oriented attitude have really brought me a lot of success in the field. I am grateful, honestly.”

Since her first time receiving both awards, the esteemed Audrey Christle was awarded both titles again in 2004. “I could not believe it,” Audrey Christle says. “I am truly humbled by my clients, as well as by the other businesspeople at LexisNexis. I really could not have done any of this without their help and support!”

Finally, Audrey Christle won the LexisNexis Circle of Excellence Award one more time in 2008. “From here on out,” adds Audrey Christle, “I will continue to work hard. I never work just for the honors. I work for my clients, and I think that is why I have had so much success so far. I work because I want everyone to be happy with the results, both within the company and within my client base.”

Outside of LexisNexis, Audrey Christle is a licensed real estate salesperson, and has always had a client-focused approach to the business of real estate as well. “I love customer service,” says Audrey Christle. “I love making sure everyone is satisfied. I think that focusing on everyone’s satisfaction makes the world a better place. It does not matter to me what we are doing for our clients: the whole focus is about teamwork, about working together with the people we do our work for.”