Ready for the Future: The Broker Playbook for a Stand-Out 2025
Above: Front row (left to right): John Featherston, Anthony Lamacchia, Dava Davin; Back row (left to right): Dan Duffy, Al ...
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Brokers Take a Confident but Realistic Approach to 2024
Above, from left, Michele Harrington, CEO, First Team Real Estate; Craig Cheatham, President & CEO, The Realty Alliance; Gretchen Pearson, ...
RISMedia Power Broker Forum: Opinions and Solutions for Retaining Agents
Photo credit: Benny Sibbitt, Photography in Motion For brokerages, convincing agents not to leave for new employers, especially in challenging ...
Make Your Own Noise: Keeping Your Brokerage Relevant and Valuable
Staying relevant—that's the name of the game in today's highly competitive real estate industry, and the key to not only ...
Can’t-Miss at NAR: In a Changing Real Estate World, Power Brokers Reveal How to Stay on Top
Attending the 2018 REALTORS® Conference & Expo this week? On Friday, November 2, RISMedia will again host the annual Power ...
Beat the Competition on All Sides: Hear From Power Brokers at the REALTORS® Conference & Expo
From changing models and new ventures to contenders in the local marketplace, competition is everywhere in real estate. Whether you're ...
ESPN Founder—a Disruptor of His Time—to Keynote Power Broker
Bill Rasmussen to Headline RISMedia's 23rd Annual Power Broker Reception & Dinner ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen will address attendees of ...
Rejecting Fear and Welcoming Change: Brokers Adapt to a Shifting Industry
Flexibility and a strong value proposition that both agents and consumers buy into—that's the secret to surviving in a shifting ...
RISMedia Awards Inaugural Newsmakers in Real Estate
Top (L to R): Ron Peltier, CEO/Chairman, HomeServices of America; Elizabeth Mendenhall, 2018 President, NAR, CEO, RE/MAX Boone Realty; Joseph ...
On Your Agenda at Midyear: How Brokers Are Competing in an Evolving Industry
Don't Miss RISMedia's Power Broker Forum Every day, there are changes happening in real estate—and every day, brokers are addressing ...
Why Solo Buyers Are Easier for Agents—but Also Present Unique Challenges
For a home transaction, often one is company and two’s a crowd. There’s very little miscommunication as you bond one-to-one with the client. Read more.
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