Learn how REALTOR® associations are helping their members navigate the pandemic. Plus, what it takes to thrive during tumult, previous disruptions hold lessons for AEs, equipping members to end bias, REALTORS® restoring public places, and much more.
In This Issue
The purpose of Association Executives during the pandemic: support & help members to conduct business safely throughout the COVID-19 health crisis.
As part of its ACT Fair Housing Action Plan, the National Association of REALTORS® teamed with the Perception Institute to create an online workshop that helps REALTORS® understand how implicit bias may enter into business transactions.
On June 6, residents of Bonita Springs, Fla., awakened to find a beloved community park vandalized. Bonita Springs-Estero REALTORS® stepped in.
These 13 REALTOR® AEs earned their REALTOR® association Certified Executive (RCE) designation after an extensive course of study and exam. RCE is the only designation created specifically for REALTOR® association executives. It exemplifies goal-oriented AEs with drive, experience, and commitment to professional growth.
People are talking about the long-term effect COVID-19 could have on their cities. But REALTOR® associations who serve members in urban areas have an opportunity to stake a leadership position in these discussions and bring about well-planned change that protects property rights and enhances values.
Start With Why shows business leaders how to plan a desired result from the outset.
REALTOR® associations met the pandemic head-on.
As unusual as the pandemic may be, previous disruptions hold lessons for AEs.
Not even cancer could stop my commitment to share knowledge and keep achieving.
A properly drafted, up-to-date disaster preparedness plan enables businesses to act quickly & effectively during a time filled with stress and panic.
What have AEs learned during the COVID-19 pandemic that will change how they run their associations?
How to ensure decisions can be made without face-to-face gatherings.
COVID-19 has disrupted typical daily life across the country, and real estate professionals have had to adjust quickly to a new reality.
Remote work has become more common, and offers benefits to AEs & members alike. Members & leaders appreciate that virtual meetings are here to stay.
Core Standards appear to be difficult. However, when you take them apart by section, they can easily be completed during the pandemic.
Beth Hansen, CEO of the Mississippi Association of REALTORS®, looks back to when the pandemic’s scope was just beginning to dawn on the nation.
