Laying Out the Roadmap to Success in Real Estate’s New Era: ‘Get Comfortable Operating in the Gray’
Above, Ryan Schneider and Sue Yannaccone With Aug. 17 in the rearview mirror, real estate professionals are now navigating a ...
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Anywhere Brands CEO Delves Deep as the Industry Starts Day One of the New Normal
Not many real estate executives can offer a more comprehensive and expert overview of the compliance implementation starting today, Aug. ...
Coldwell Banker Agent Named First-Ever What Moves Her® Award Winner
What Moves Her® announced Joanne Liscovitz, agent with Coldwell Banker Realty, as the inaugural winner of the Moved By Her ...
Anywhere Brands CEO Leads New Initiative for Women in Real Estate
What Moves Her®, an advocacy organization designed to help women in the real estate industry, has announced the launch of ...
New NAR President Vows to Rebuild Member Trust Amid Sexual Harassment Controversy
Above, new NAR President Tracy Kasper A groundswell of industry opinion increasingly points to the fact that some serious work ...
Sue Yannaccone Predicts Industry-Wide Shakeup in RISMedia CEO Exchange Keynote
Above, Anywhere Brands and Anywhere Advisors President and CEO Sue Yannaccone delivers the opening keynote at RISMedia's 35th Annual CEO ...
NAR Stands by CEO Bob Goldberg Amid Controversy
Where do we go from here? This question often rattles around one's mind after catalyzing events trigger a hard look ...
Kenny Parcell Out as NAR President Following Scathing Sexual Harassment Exposé
Against the backdrop of rising controversy surrounding alleged sexual harassment, Kenny Parcell is stepping down as the president of the ...
July Cover Story: Strength in Scale
Some are quick to criticize big companies. They’re not nimble. They’re too bureaucratic. They’re out of touch with employees and ...
Kate Rossi to Lead New Anywhere Agent Engagement Team
Anywhere Real Estate Inc. has named Kate Rossi president of Agent Engagement and Sales Leadership Development for Anywhere Brands and ...
Best Days (and Hours) for Cold Calling, Door Knocking and Everything Else
Two hours of door-knocking one week might land you half a dozen hot leads, while a similar session the next week leaves you empty handed with ears ringing from all the door slammed in your face. Read more.
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