Kevin Sigstad, the 2023 Region XI RVP, will host the Rocky Mountain Regional Conference April 10-12. The event will take place in Reno and the host venue is the Grand Sierra Resort.
An opening reception will kick off the event at 5 p.m. on April 10. NVR is thrilled to announce that Nevada's new Governor, Joe Lombardo, will be joining conference goers on Wednesday morning (4/12). This last day of the event will be closed by the amazing and talented Bow Tie Economist, Elliot Eisenberg!
The Ride With the Brand Celebration has been moved to Monday evening (4/10) to accommodate this new schedule. Ride With the Brand is FREE to all REALTORS® who register for the conference. The event will have a corn hole tournament, games, photo ops, REALTOR® Brand information, giveaways and a free T-shirt to REALTORS®! There will also be appetizers and a drink ticket! Come meet NAR President Kenny Parcel, and your state and local REALTOR® leadership.
Other guest speakers include tech-minded Nobu Hata, and business coaches Natalie Davis and Julie Youngblood, MLS and Leadership panels, DEI presentations and much more!
Don’t miss the networking and fun! NVR hopes you are excited to join us! Tell a friend! Be sure to save the dates in your calendar and register for a fun, insightful conference. To learn more and register for the event, click here. To check out the reservations and the room block, click here.
Nevada Realtors 2023 President Tom Blanchard and Past President Chris Bishop (2020) discuss the Silver State real estate industry and policy impacts as the Nevada Legislature kicks off its first week of the new session.Watch the video here.
Natalie Davis presents at the NVR state conference last year.
If you ask Natalie Davis, founder of The Evolution Group in Denver, with a little work, creating an office environment where everyone feels like they belong can happen quite quickly. All it takes is a commitment to diversity, equality and inclusion and a few tangible action steps to get started. As we gear up for the 2023 Broker Summit in Kansas City, Mo., we’re taking a look back at the Bias Override co-facilitator and speaker’s presentation on creating a DEI blueprint for your brokerage.
Davis will speak at the upcoming Region XI Conference in April in Reno. As she got started, Davis made it clear that DEI is not a political issue, but rather “a way to foster a sense of belonging in your business and in your community.” With a commitment to creating a culture of belonging, brokers are well equipped to represent the entirety of their communities and lead a team of agents capable of doing the same. Read more by clicking here.
The expired listing is the most qualified, free lead in our industry, yet it is the least prospected. Probably because agents tried it once and when it didn’t work, they gave up and proclaimed, “I am never doing that again…that sucked”…and sadly, ended up waving off the expired listing lead as ineffective or not worth the effort. This is so wrong. I am here to tell you that I built an entire business on expired listings and have taught thousands of agents to effectively prospect, win and sell more expireds a month and a year than ever thought possible.
You just need a better, more effective strategy. My strategy will get you an appointment 8.5/10 times. Now that’s impressive. It means more actual results and more importantly, more closings and more income to your bottom line. Click here to read more of the RisMedia article.
