In this issue of REALTOR® AE Magazine, learn about the creative ways your colleagues are promoting the REALTOR® brand and reinforcing the value of REALTORS® in their community. Get guidance on setting a COVID-19 vaccination policy--and learn how to deal with staff dissatisfaction that bubbles up to your leadership team.
In This Issue
Together, we can build the spirit of hope and achievement that our country desperately needs.
“Govern forward” is the theme of the governance changes being considered in November by the National Association of REALTORS® board of directors. The proposed changes are the product of a presidential advisory group that completed a three-year mission to bring NAR governance structure, processes, people, resources, and culture in line with today’s business realities.
Teresa Tilton and Norman Morris discuss how NAR’s REALTORS® Relief Foundation helped the better serve their communities after hurricane destruction.
Michelle Mills Clement, FASAE, CAE, RCE, was named the 72nd recipient of the American Society of Association Executives Key Award in July, 2021.
Associations tap into value proposition, & create pride using the award-winning "That's Who We 'R'" campaign.
Association executives offer 12 ideas for connecting your members with consumers and the community at large.
Preparedness and resolute effort helped the Ozark Gateway Association of REALTORS® and the city of Joplin, Mo., recover from massive destruction.
Before enacting a vaccine mandate, associations must be prepared to enforce the policy & handle employee requests for an exception to the policy.
NAR resources can help local and state associations seeking to influence legislative proposals affecting short-term rental properties.
How to handle matters when an employee becomes a critic.
Engineering a merger between two large MLSs wasn’t easy but has paid off.
Indiana REALTORS® CEO Karl Berron offers advice on engaging communities.
Adopting best practices can help small associations save money and expand their influence in the community.
