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Pam discusses the Sunrise Leadership Breakfast, the upcoming Young Professionals Network event, recaps a recent webinar or non-profits, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Her Father Was Police in NYC During the WTC Terror Attack: Special Episode. On that fateful morning of September 11, 2001, Susan Fiorentino, then only 10 years old, had her world forever changed. Her father, NYPD Detective Pete Fiorentino, was one of many first responders who rushed to the World Trade Center (WTC) after the terror attacks. As chaos unfolded across New York City, the impact on Susan and her community was profound, shaping her life and her mission to preserve the memories of those affected, particularly the children of first responders. Check out the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Newsbreak, Medium and most all social media platforms. Now an author and advocate, Susan's story has taken her from that traumatic day to becoming a voice for many. Her book, "We Will Never Forget: The Stories of the Children of 9/11 First Responders," is a compilation of over 40 stories of children whose parents responded to Ground Zero. Proceeds from the book benefit the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, a cause that's close to her heart.  The interview with Susan Fiorentino is available as a free podcast on the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show website, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and most major podcast platforms.   Life During the Attacks For Susan and many others growing up in Staten Island, NY, 9/11 wasn't just a national tragedy — it was personal. “Most of my friends had family members who were either NYPD or FDNY, and they were working that day,” Susan recalls. The attack didn't just shake the city; it changed the dynamics of entire neighborhoods. Staten Island, home to many first responders, became a hub of grief and anxiety as the reality of the attacks set in. Many parents, like Susan's father, spent days and weeks at Ground Zero, working tirelessly in the aftermath. Her Father Was Police in NYC During the WTC Terror Attack: Special Episode. Keep informed by following the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, MeWe, Pinterest, Newsbreak, Medium and other social media platforms. She vividly remembers the uncertainty in the days following the attack — wondering whether her father would come home and watching the toll it took on her family and friends. These early experiences with fear, loss, and hope would later drive her to write her book, a project she hopes will resonate with readers and keep the memories alive for future generations. Listen to this interview as a free podcast on our website, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and most major podcast platforms. Finding Purpose in the Pain. Her Father Was Police in NYC During the WTC Terror Attack. Susan's journey through recovery was challenging. The emotional toll of growing up in a post 9/11 world, coupled with the impact on her family, led her to seek ways to heal. Part of that healing came through community support and giving back. Susan became a dedicated volunteer with the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, an organization that helps support the families of fallen first responders. “The work this foundation does is incredible,” Susan says, “and I wanted to be part of something that honored my father's work and the work of so many others.” The discussion is available as a free podcast on the Law Enforcement Talk Radio how and Podcast website, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and most major podcast platforms. Her involvement didn't stop there. Susan is now a member of the Foundation's Young Professionals Network, where she leads fundraising efforts and helps organize community events. All proceeds from her book will go directly to the Foundation. We cover her journey and story in platforms like Medium and Newsbreak. Amplifying the Voices of 9/11 Children Susan's book offers a unique perspective on the attacks. “Even though we all experienced that day, we all experienced it differently,” she explains. Collecting the stories of children who lived through the same trauma but coped in different ways has been a powerful experience for Susan. She hopes that by sharing these stories, others will understand the long-lasting effects of that day on the families of first responders. Some of the children in the book were inspired to follow in their parents' footsteps, becoming first responders themselves. Others chose careers in entirely different fields, seeking ways to give back to their communities in honor of their parents' sacrifices. Each story is a testament to resilience, bravery, and the lasting legacy of 9/11. Her Father Was Police in NYC During the WTC Terror Attack. Stay in the know by following the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, MeWe, Pinterest, Newsbreak, Medium and other social media platforms. Looking Ahead Through her work, Susan has built a strong following where she shares updates about her book and her ongoing efforts with the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Her goal is to reach as many people as possible with her message: that the 9/11 community still needs support, and their stories are still relevant today. The interview is available as a free podcast on the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show website, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and most major podcast platforms. Susan hopes her book will serve as a reminder that the impact of that day is still felt deeply. “It's important to raise awareness that this is still a community that is suffering, and we need to support them,” she says. Her Father Was Police in NYC During the WTC Terror Attack.  For Susan, telling these stories is not just about remembering the past — it's about ensuring the future generation understands the sacrifices made by first responders and their families. “Through connecting with others and sharing my own experience, I've found healing,” she says. “I hope this book helps others find the same.”  Learn useable tips and strategies to increase your Facebook Success with John Jay Wiley. Both free and paid content are available on this Patreon page. Breakfast With Champions in the Clubhouse Social Audio App a solution for Loneliness? It has helped countless people and might help you too. Best of all Breakfast With Champions and the Clubhouse Social Audio app are both free. Loneliness has become a significant public health concern in the United States, affecting millions across all age groups. 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Our guests today included Paul Augustinack, Chair, Wave Young Professionals Network, and Jacob Hanson, Board Member, Wave Young Professionals Network.

Send us a Text Message.Summary: Brooke and I talk all about Village District and shopping center management and leasing!________________________________________________________Sponsor: This show is supported by the Top Five Newsletter. If you want a simple and to-the-point update on Raleigh commercial development you can subscribe to the Top Five. It's free if you want it to be!________________________________________________________Big Take Aways:- Brooke's journey into the real estate profession.- Regency's 33/33/33 “rule” for tenant mix.- The process for a local tenant leasing space and how they can find success in a shopping center.________________________________________________________About Brooke:Experienced real estate professional with a background in both property management and leasing transactions. As the General Manager at Village District with Regency Centers, she currently oversee a 550k sf. premier asset in the heart of Raleigh. By drawing patrons in, maximizing ancillary revenue sources, and leveraging contracts she's able to add value for all parties involved. She has a decade in the industry with a background in both leasing and property management as well as concentrations in real estate with my BSBA and MBA. She currently holds an active salesperson license in the commonwealth of Virginia and a real estate broker's license in the state of North Carolina. She is a member of CREW/TCREW/PTCREW, ICSC, IREM (ACoM accreditation), The Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce and Young Professionals Network. In her spare time she enjoys playing volleyball, running, volunteering as a Big Buddy with Comfort Zone Camp and at CPO Food Bank, reading, and cooking.Connect with Brooke: Website | LinkedIn | Village District WebsiteMentioned in the show:- Longwood University MBA- Village District 75th Anniversary- Regency Center's Maxi Awards at ICSC (International Council of Shopping Centers)________________________________________________________Sponsor: This show is supported by the Top Five Newsletter. If you want a simple and to-the-point update on Raleigh commercial development you can subscribe to the Top Five. It's free if you want it to be!Show Notes: Welcome to Dirt NC where we talk all about the places and spaces of North Carolina and the people who make them awesome, I am your host Jed Byrne.Throughout my career in engineering, construction, finance, and development, I have covered just about all sides of the land use ecosystem. This show creates an opportunity for me to share what I have learned with you as well as introduce you to some of my friends, both new and old who are doing transformative work.With each episode of Dirt NC my goal is to make sure you walk away learning something new about land use. I promise to keep it simple and straight to the point.As always, I am grateful that you have chosen to share this time with me! If

She is the current Chair of the Ontario REALTORS® Care Foundation. A 3rd generation REALTOR® born and raised in Port Dover. Her and her husband are the owners of Erie's Edge Real Estate located in Norfolk County. She served as President of her local real estate board (the Simcoe and District Real Estate Board) from December of 2011 to 2013. She was the inaugural Chair of OREA's Young Professionals Network in 2011 and 2012. And she also served as the first International Representative to the National Association of REALTORS® Young Professionals Network in 2012, 2013, and 2014.Along side today – With more than twenty years experience leading fundraising and stewardship programs, she is instrumental in the implementation of the Foundation's new strategic plan. She is leading a team of two staff and working with a Board of twelve to make a difference in communities where Ontario REALTORS® live and work.She joins the ORCF from the Canadian Spondylitis Association where, as Interim Executive Director, she served as a consultant to the Board of Directors during the transformation of the association from a not-for-profit to a registered charity. Prior to that, she was part of the Executive team at Cystic Fibrosis Canada in the role of Chief Community Engagement Officer providing regional leadership and growth strategies for fund development.Joining me on this episode of The MindShare Podcast to talk about ' Boost Your Brand: Leveraging the ORCF for Community Impact ' are – ORCF Board Chair - Amie Ferris, and Executive Director – Shannon Ketelaars.7:36 *so Amie – can you tell us more about the Ontario REALTORS Care® Foundation, give us some background history about the foundation, and explain what the main objectives are?11:58 *Shannon - why “shelter-based charities… in fact what classifies as a “shelter based” charity… and what's the need like in Ontario?16:10 *how much did the Ontario REALTORS Care® Foundation raise in 2023?16:39 *how is the ORCF funded?20:52 *how do the funds get distributed?25:26 *why should Realtors be leveraging the ORCF, and how can this help increase their brand awareness withing their community?35:54 *we had the ORCF on the show back in September of 2023, how has the Foundation grown over this past year?42:05 *what is the Motorcycle Ride for Charity?51:58 *who can people contact as they're interested in signing up to ride, to pledge a Rider, or to sponsor the Motorcycle Ride for Charity?52:46 *the ORCF has a new slogan out there asking the question of “what's your passion?”… what does that mean?54:42 *beyond the motorcycle ride, what other kinds of events does the ORCF take part in… what have other Realtors done in the past which could be great ideas for fellow colleagues?58:16 *as we have interest in working with the ORCF to assist in making an impact in our community, where do we go, who can we contact?Thanks for tuning in to this episode of The MindShare PodCast with our special guests - ORCF Board Chair - Amie Ferris, and Executive Director – Shannon Ketelaars, as we talked about ' Boost Your Brand: Leveraging the ORCF for Community ImpactGet your FREE gift on my homepage at www.mindshare101.com just for tuning in!I'd also be really grateful if you could take a quick second to go www.ratethispodcast.com/mindshare101 to rate the show for me.And we haven't connected yet, send me a message!Facebook: facebook.com/mindshare101 Instagram: instagram.com/davidgreenspan101Youtube: youtube.com/@DavidGreenspanLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/mindshare101

Guests are WAVE YPN Board Members Paul Augustinak and Jacob Hanson

In this episode: “YPN is a group of REALTORS®… trying to get together to help all new agents, and current agents, feel more welcome, bring together a community and just try to help each other grow.”  – Brandon Balk, 2024 St. Louis REALTORS® Young Professionals Network vice-chair.Join Kylee Beasley, marketing and communications specialist at St. Louis REALTORS®, as she sits down with Kristen Beahm and Brandon Balk, REALTOR® members and co-chairs of St. Louis REALTORS® Young Professionals Network (YPN). The group discusses what YPN is, what their 2024 goals are, and the upcoming event, Speed Niche Knowledge, on April 18, 2024. Learn more about the Young Professionals Network.Connect with our guests: Kristen Beahm on Instagram: @kristenbeahmBrandon Balk on Instagram: @balk_realtyBrandon Balk on Facebook: Balk RealtyThank you for listening to Realtime Real Estate! For more information about St. Louis REALTORS®, visit our website. Follow us on social media: Facebook LinkedInInstagramX (Twitter)YouTube

In this episode: “YPN is a group of REALTORS®… trying to get together to help all new agents, and current agents, feel more welcome, bring together a community and just try to help each other grow.”  – Brandon Balk, 2024 St. Louis REALTORS® Young Professionals Network vice-chair.Join Kylee Beasley, marketing and communications specialist at St. Louis REALTORS®, as she sits down with Kristen Beahm and Brandon Balk, REALTOR® members and co-chairs of St. Louis REALTORS® Young Professionals Network (YPN). The group discusses what YPN is, what their 2024 goals are, and the upcoming event, Speed Niche Knowledge, on April 18, 2024. Learn more about the Young Professionals Network.Connect with our guests: Kristen Beahm on Instagram: @kristenbeahmBrandon Balk on Instagram: @balk_realtyBrandon Balk on Facebook: Balk RealtyThank you for listening to Realtime Real Estate! For more information about St. Louis REALTORS®, visit our website. Follow us on social media: Facebook LinkedInInstagramX (Twitter)YouTube

On this episode of The MindShare PodCast we talked about How Your Money Can Raise Millions of Dollars and Increase Your Brand Awareness.He began his real estate career in 1989 as a salesperson and earned his Broker designation in 1993. Over the years he has owned, managed, and sold, and he currently leads a small but productive family team branded as The Bouma Group. Along the way he has served as an Oshawa City Councillor from 2010 to 2014 andas a director, and then the 2017 President of the Durham Region Association of REALTORS®.  He was first elected to the Ontario REALTORS Care® Foundation board in 2020 and currently serves as the 2023 Foundation President. She is the current President-Elect of the Ontario REALTORS® Care Foundation and Co-Chair of the Foundation's upcoming Motorcycle Ride for Charity.  She is a 3rd generation REALTOR® born and raised in Port Dover, and her and her husband are the owners of Erie's Edge Real Estate located in Norfolk County. She served as President of her local real estate board (the Simcoe and District RealEstate Board) from December of 2011 to December of 2013.  She was the inaugural chair of OREA's Young Professionals Network in 2011 and 2012. She also served as the first International Representative to the National Association of REALTORS® Young Professionals Network in 2012, 2013 and 2014. Joining me on this episode of The MindShare Podcast are the Ontario  REALTORS® Care Foundation Board President – Roger Bouma, & President-Elect Amie Ferris.5:37 - Who is the ORCF,  and how long has the foundation been around?6:56 - What is the main purpose the foundation serves, and why?10:14 - What don't most people know about it ?14:48 - Is ORCF part of OREA?15:26 - How is the ORCF funded?19:51 -  What kinds of initiatives have you been involved in/supported over the last 2 years?22:17 - Why should  REALTORS® be leveraging the ORCF?25:52 - Do I have to host a big event to have the ORCF involved?34:22 - How much was raised last year in 2022?35:43 - How does a  REALTORS® get involved in it?41:04 - Where do I find next steps to get involved?43:00 - How are the funds distributed?45:10 - What's ahead… what kind of strategic plan have you got in place moving forward?50:02 - Tell us about the upcoming motorcycle ride… what does everyone need to know?58:35 - How do you know it's been a successful day for you? 1:01:00 - Final words of wisdom...Thanks for tuning in to this episode of The MindShare PodCast with the Ontario REALTORS® Care Foundation, Board President – Roger Bouma, & President-Elect Amie Ferris, as we talked about How Your Money Can Raise Millions of Dollars and Increase Your Brand Awareness.Get your FREE gift on my homepage at www.mindshare101.com just for tuning in!I'd also be really grateful if you could take a quick second to go www.ratethispodcast.com/mindshare101 to rate the show for me.And we haven't connected yet, send me a message!Facebook: facebook.com/mindshare101 Instagram: instagram.com/davidgreenspan101Youtube: youtube.com/@DavidGreenspanLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/mindshare101

Our guests today were Kendra Johnson, Project Manager, WAVE, and Paul Augustinak, WAVE Boad Chair.

Our 2023 President, Lee K. Barrett, and YPN Chair, Richel Farrales, share their experiences with our YPN Committee. This engaging discussion encompasses: valuable insights into the many speakers at YPN meetings, forthcoming developments from YPN, the prestigious "Who's Who Under 40" Award, the significance of effective leadership, and other compelling topics.

At the first IIEA Young Professionals Network (YPN) event of 2023, the IIEA will welcome Bertie Ahern, former Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of Ireland. According to a poll by The Sunday Times in November 2022, 50% of young people in the Republic of Ireland between the ages of 18 to 34 feel that they “do not fully understand the history of the Troubles”. To commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement, Bertie Ahern, Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of Ireland from 1997 to 2008, and co-negotiator and co-signatory of the Good Friday Agreement, speaks to the IIEA's Young Professionals Network regarding the progress that has been made on the island of Ireland towards achieving peace, as well as the challenges the Good Friday Agreement, and peace more broadly, might face over the next 25 years.

This video episode was filmed on April 2021. - - - - - Tiffany Pantozzi has an unstoppable reputation as a visionary marketing expert, fierce negotiator, informed influencer, and gutsy client advocate. Leading the team at Align Real Estate, Tiffany is recognized in the top 1% of Central Florida agents, and her network of elite professionals spans 40 U.S. luxury markets. Tiffany has been featured in publications such as Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, People Magazine, the LA Times, Fox Business, and Variety Magazine, and she has been listed as one of Yahoo Finance's Top 5 Female REALTORS® To Follow. As of 2021, Tiffany is the vice chair of the Young Professionals Network of Orlando. She has also represented what is arguably the most famous property in Central Florida — 9927 Giffin Court, owned by Shaquille O'Neal. Tiffany thrives on sharing her extensive knowledge of the local market, unique community amenities, and diverse history of Central Florida as she helps clients curate their perfect lifestyles through smart property investments. Whether they desire a dream home or are looking to sell a luxury estate, Tiffany is always one step ahead. She instinctively anticipatesher clients' needs and is ready to spring into action with her talented vendors and partners by her side. Tiffany prides herself on being authentic, loyal, and transparent: Her clients rely on her for the truth as much as they rely on her cutting-edge approach. At the same time, her synergistic, fun energy instills confidence and creates ease as she brilliantly brings all facets ofa transaction together. And, with the largest social media influence of any Central Florida real estate professional (over 20K real followers), her reach is international, and her smart, original marketing campaigns are fresh, engaging, and unforgettable. Before real estate, Tiffany had other notable careers, including cheering for the Miami Dolphins and dancing for the Orlando Magic. Later, she used her degree in fashion merchandising and business to create a successful apparel company from the ground up, which she later sold at a profit. Landing high-profile contracts at the NCAA and NBA and representing some of the world's most recognizable brands helped Tiffany to grow her vast network and establish hernegotiation prowess. That experience helped her grow into the connected, expert professional she is today — and makes her indispensable in an increasingly competitive market. ---- FOLLOW JULIENIZ: https://www.liinks.co/julienizbaez Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julienizbaez/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@julienizbaez SUBSCRIBE OR LISTEN TO THE SHOW: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/julienizbaez Podcast Page: https://anchor.fm/spendingthedaywith --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spendingthedaywith/message

On this episode of Investor Connect, Hall welcomes Chelsea Toler, President of The Keep Families Giving Foundation. Located in Austin, Texas, USA, The Keep Families Giving Foundation educates and cultivates the next generation of philanthropists while creating a collaborative community across generations and sectors for social good. They envision a world where the next generation of philanthropists are provided with the education, mentorship, community, leadership opportunities, and tools needed to carry on their family legacy and champion their own social good causes.  Chelsea graduated from The University of Texas with a bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts Honors, Plan 1, and Humanities Honors. Chelsea received her Master of Liberal Arts with a focus on Grant Writing and Nonprofit Leadership from St. Edward's University in 2017 and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Professional Adult and Community Education with a research focus on intergenerational education in the Philanthropy sector at Texas State University as the cohort's only Doctoral Merit Fellow. Chelsea is passionate about intergenerational education, inspiring the next generation of philanthropists, and serves as a member of Nexus, Nexus' partnership brain trust with the United Nations (UNFPA), the Association of Fundraising Professionals, the Young Professionals Network of Austin, Southwestern Angel Network, Art Crowd, and the Grant Writing Association. Chelsea educates the next generations in impact and philanthropy in alignment with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.    About World Logic Day:  Logictry's World Logic Day Forum will highlight the importance of Logic across sectors around the world in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Participate in intergenerational, cross-sector panels and sessions to help share more about the why behind various UN SDG-related initiatives and promote collaboration for world peace. Logictry will lead this initiative in partnership with the NOVA Impact and the UN SDSN Leadership teams. Register for here:     Visit The Keep Families Giving Foundation at , and . Reach out to Chelsea at , and .   _______________________________________________________ For more episodes from Investor Connect, please visit the site at:    Check out our other podcasts here:   For Investors check out:   For Startups check out:   For eGuides check out:   For upcoming Events, check out    For Feedback please contact info@tencapital.group    Please , share, and leave a review. Music courtesy of .

This Episode is a real game-changer friends! Join me as I sit down with the Atlanta Native Real Estate Agent, Matt LaMarsh, as we talk about what good habits, social media strategies and relational practices Agents need to implementing right now in order to find success in this new market. From how he built and maintains his impressive network of business to business relationships, to the 5 important activities Agents need to be working on every single day, Matt shares the inner workings of his own relational business that led him to the success he's found over the course of his career in Real Estate.With an entrepreneurial mindset, a deeply instilled work ethic, and over 20 years of experience, Matt LaMarsh is a leader in the Sales, Marketing and Social Media Industries.  Matt currently serves as the Vice Chair of the Young Professionals Network for the ARA and resides in Sandy Springs with his wife, and their 2 children.Grab your notebooks and get ready to take notes - you won't want to miss a thing!

In this episode:  Director of Marketing and Communications Dan Wunder and Communications Specialist Kylee Beasley sit down with two Young Professionals Network 30 Under 30 recipients, Kail Walker and Samantha Plomer. Kail and Samantha share first-hand experiences selling stigmatized properties and how they might go about selling a "haunted" house just in time for Halloween.  

In this episode:  Director of Marketing and Communications Dan Wunder and Communications Specialist Kylee Beasley sit down with two Young Professionals Network 30 Under 30 recipients, Kail Walker and Samantha Plomer. Kail and Samantha share first-hand experiences selling stigmatized properties and how they might go about selling a "haunted" house just in time for Halloween.  

Janet Fisher, Lallemand Biofuels, talks about RFA's Young Professionals Network

In this episode: Every year, REALTOR® Magazine features 30 young rising stars who are successful in the real estate business and have demonstrated skill, success, creativity, and leadership in their careers. St. Louis REALTORS® Young Professionals Network (YPN) hosts a yearly event featuring previous 30 Under 30 honorees. Today we continue our podcast series with these talented young honorees as they discuss how they navigate the ups and downs of a career in real estate. Join guests Susan Fry, 2022 Vice-Chair of the Young Professionals Advisory Committee, and 30 Under 30 honoree Navjot Singh, Owner of Singh Real Estate Group.Sponsor Spotlight: Julianne Perjak, Superior Sewer Company. Contact them today at 314-337-0522 or www.superiorsewerco.com.    

In this episode: Every year, REALTOR® Magazine features 30 young rising stars who are successful in the real estate business and have demonstrated skill, success, creativity, and leadership in their careers. St. Louis REALTORS® Young Professionals Network (YPN) hosts a yearly event featuring previous 30 Under 30 honorees. Today we continue our podcast series with these talented young honorees as they discuss how they navigate the ups and downs of a career in real estate. Join guests Susan Fry, 2022 Vice-Chair of the Young Professionals Advisory Committee, and 30 Under 30 honoree Navjot Singh, Owner of Singh Real Estate Group.Sponsor Spotlight: Julianne Perjak, Superior Sewer Company. Contact them today at 314-337-0522 or www.superiorsewerco.com.    

Joanna Rowell, current chair of the YPN for the Royal Palm Coast Realtor® Association, provides valuable insight and information about the Young Professionals Network, mixed in with a little history and how it benefits association members.

Chair Allison Graves, Vice Chair Tamar Myers-Moffatt, and Membership/Recruitment Manager Adarsh Parbadia share why new agents and seasoned agents need to know about the Young Professionals Network and how the network can help you in your business.

Laura brings 13 years of banking experience to the Frist International Bank and Trust team. She spends her weekdays working with business owners to turn their dreams into realities through dedicated service and providing banking solutions to fit their financial needs. Laura is a graduate of St Cloud State University with B.S. degrees in both Finance and International Business. Not all of her time is spent working. She was raised with a strong foundation to give back to the community of which she is a part of, this foundation starts with her Church. Laura is also a member of the Young Professionals Network, continuing to grow in her leadership along with the Kiwanis Club of Fargo and United Way of Cass-Clay. Connect with Laura: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-ascheman-613557124/ Get your FREE 10 Ways to Prevent Burnout Download HERE --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youflourish/support

In this episode: Every year, REALTOR® Magazine features 30 young rising stars who are successful in the real estate business and have demonstrated skill, success, creativity, and leadership in their careers. St. Louis REALTORS® Young Professionals Network (YPN) hosts a yearly event featuring previous 30 Under 30 honorees. Today we begin a podcast series to hear from these talented young honorees as they navigate the ups and downs of a career in real estate. Join guests Susan Fry, 2022 Vice-Chair of the Young Professionals Advisory Committee, and 30 Under 30 honoree Alex Wolking of Keller Williams ONEChicago. 

In this episode: Every year, REALTOR® Magazine features 30 young rising stars who are successful in the real estate business and have demonstrated skill, success, creativity, and leadership in their careers. St. Louis REALTORS® Young Professionals Network (YPN) hosts a yearly event featuring previous 30 Under 30 honorees. Today we begin a podcast series to hear from these talented young honorees as they navigate the ups and downs of a career in real estate. Join guests Susan Fry, 2022 Vice-Chair of the Young Professionals Advisory Committee, and 30 Under 30 honoree Alex Wolking of Keller Williams ONEChicago. 

Today, we are excited to have Scott Dahin speak about his success and the value of finding one's passion in commercial real estate. Listen to discover how to find your niche and hone it to accomplish your goals.WHAT TO LISTEN FORHow to underwrite facilities to meet your targetFactors that contribute to syndication successRecommendations on self-managing your businessRisk-mitigation strategies for the RV/boat storage business modelWays to invest using retirement saving vehiclesRESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONEDCruise America: http://www.cruiseamerica.com/U-Haul: http://www.uhaul.com/ABOUT SCOTT DAHINScott is a detail-oriented, strategic thinker and ethical leader who proudly leads TriCore Investment Group as the CEO. He is directly responsible for communicating with shareholders, government entities, and the public on behalf of the company. Scott leads the development of the company's short and long-term strategic plan and implements the company's mission and vision. He has earned a reputation for exceptional results in transactions and investor satisfaction.  A native of Fort Myers, Florida, Scott started learning the family business at an early age, which resulted in him flipping his first property at age 20. He has worked a multitude of roles and assignments, getting his start in real estate with Keller Williams, emphasizing residential and later in commercial, with a specialization in self-storage, RV/boat storage, and conversions. His most notable roles have been VP of Acquisitions at Home Star Storage, President and CEO of Libon Capital, and Principal and Sales Associate with Axcess Capital Solutions, LLC.  He has become an invaluable member of his local community, giving freely of his time and expertise to local causes that help the less fortunate and improve the social good. His service has included time with the Jaycees, the local Young Professionals Network, and volunteering at a local animal pantry. He is a devoted father and loving husband, centering his life around his wife and children.CONNECT WITH SCOTTWebsite: https://www.tricoreinvestmentgroup.com/ Phone Number: 407-783-6294LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sdahin/CONNECT WITH USWebsite: https://www.selfstorageinvesting.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/selfstorageinvestingTwitter: https://twitter.com/SelfStorageGuyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottameyers/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SelfStorageInvestingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/self_storage_investing/Subscribe so you don't miss out on great content and if you love the show, leave an honest rating and review. 

Are you a new business professional looking to network and gain more experience? You may be interested in the local Young Professionals Network program. President Ken Springer of the Knox County Area Partnership for Economic Development explains the program and its benefits.

There are so many benefits for real estate agents and REALTOR® members of local associations. Adorna Carroll is on the show to talk about everything that associations have to offer their members. Monica and Adorna share some of the benefits of joining an association, as well as best practices for engaging with your local, state, or national association.   There are several values that associations can bring for agents, especially in the real estate industry where there is a three-way partnership between the local, state, and national association. The local association is the first point of contact for many REALTORS®, helping to orient the members and share industry best practices, ethics, etc. The local association also helps members understand what happens at the state and national levels.   Another huge benefit of associations is networking! The opportunities are abundant both for you as an agent and for your clients. You have the opportunity to connect with people outside of your market, increase your reach, and work with people who are experts in a discipline other than your own. Networking across disciplines also benefits your communities and the populations you serve.   Adorna and Monica talk about some other committees involved in the local, state, or national associations. Many associations have an educational committee, but Adorna views this more as professional and career development; associations should be focusing on getting a variety of people in front of their members who are going to present the best information for growth. Be intentional and pick good courses that are going to further your career.   The Ethics and Arbitration option is a big part of the associations and what they’re about. There is a code of ethics in the real estate industry that helps to define the boundaries for REALTORS®. Adorna talks about some policies that help to define how agents should conduct themselves.   The Government Affairs division is important for advocacy across the industry. The RPAC, or REALTORS® Political Action Committee, is an important vehicle for getting funding, strong lobbyists, and unity in the industry. This committee is on all levels, and forming personal relationships or political contacts is where the work can really get done.   Some of the other committees they talk about are the YPN, the Young Professionals Network or Your Professional Network. This was originally created for younger real estate professionals to network and has morphed into a leadership and mentorship program. Most associations also have a finance/budget committee, hopefully with people who have a finance background and good checks and balances in place.   There is a shared relationship between association volunteers and association staff. Annual training is key to establishing a productive relationship between both parties. The association staff manages the business and works for the corporation. The volunteers bring creativity and define the horizon line for the association and the members.   Adorna’s last words for listeners are that getting involved in associations makes the most sense for your business. Not only will you get to know the people you will be working with, but you’ll learn so much along the way that it is guaranteed to be a great investment for your business.   Tweetables:   “Go beyond competency and go for proficiency.” — Adorna   “If real estate is your career, politics is your business.” — Adorna   “Getting involved makes good sense for their own personal business. It’s an incredible opportunity and an investment in your business.” — Adorna   Guest Links:   Adorna’s Website   Additional Links:   Crdpodcast.com   Onlinelearning.realtor for NAR Online Education Training4RE.com — List of Classroom Courses from NAR and its affiliates   CRD@nar.realtor   Host Information: Monica Neubauer Speaker/Podcaster/REALTOR® Monica@MonicaNeubauer.com MonicaNeubauer.com FranklinTNBlog.com   Monica’s Facebook Page Facebook.com/Monica.Neubauer Instagram Instagram.com/MonicaNeubauerSpeaks   Additional Bio:   Adorna O. Carroll, DSA ABR®/M, SRS, CRB, CRETS, RENE, PSA, SFR®, GRI, e-PRO®, C2EX   Adorna currently owns and runs three real-estate-related businesses and has had a personal team for over 25 years.   As the President of Dynamic Directions, Inc., we are a training and consulting firm that has an extensive faculty of consultants and trainers. Adorna trains REALTORS® all over North America and has authored numerous residential designation and certification courses, the SRS, RENE, several CRB courses, C-RETS, and the new agent training program called The Right Start all part of the REBI — Real Estate Business Institute.   In 1997 she completed her term as the State President for the CT REALTORS®, was the 2001 Region 1 VP, an NAR Liaison in 2002, 2003, and 2007, RPAC Trustee in 2004, the 2005 NAR VP & Liaison to Committees, NAR’s Chief Political Fundraiser in 2006, a member of the RPAC Hall of Fame, the REBAC Hall of Fame, the 2016 President of the REBI — Real Estate Business Institute and is the 79th recipient of NAR’s Distinguished Service Award.   Adorna.com  

President and CEO of the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce Kaylin Risvold discusses the Naperville Young Professionals Network with CO-Chairs Kate Shields and Catherine Ross

In this episode, Tiffany Curry joins Jimmy Burgess to talk about the power of networking and confidence in real estate.  Getting to know Tiffany Curry Tiffany Curry is a broker/owner of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices in Houston, Texas. Their company started two months before the pandemic.  She was supposed to be a lawyer but she ended up in the real estate business when one of her classmates shared with her that she’s getting her real estate license. Tiffany wanted to try it too. It didn’t take much time for her to get her own real estate license as well.  For the first six months after getting her license, Tiffany made about $4,000-$5,000. It wasn’t that big but it was enough to cement her decision of wanting to be in the industry instead of going to law school.  She ended up finding an organization in Houston called YPN or the Young Professionals Network.  Improving her real estate game She leveraged social media to find new clients. Her three social media channels are Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. LinkedIn is where she handles her online business and Facebook is where she is more sociable and where she’s able to share some personal things.  She used social media to show that she’s unique from the other 25,000 realtors that were active in Houston three years ago.  She posted on her social media channels and added value to people. She wasn’t only posting listings, she was posting other things that could be beneficial to others. Her aim was to become a resource person, the go-to real estate agent.  The biggest upside to that was how she attracted realtors from across the country and how they were able to refer her to people coming to Houston. That referral is how Tiffany was able to build her business and maintained it through the recession.  It’s important for agents to look for opportunities in other places and to try to think outside the box.  Agents need to create their own networks because a network is a powerful thing.  Tiffany’s drive enabled her to become the first broker formed by the Rethink Council.  Starting her online website Your professional website is your online representation. It’s about the image, the bio, what you write about yourself, and more. It shouldn’t be all about you, though, but about the services you can offer to the people.    From an agent to owning a brokerage Tiffany believes that there is a time and a season for everything.  She didn’t shift into being a broker when people were telling her to. She made the shift when her mind was ready to make the move.  There were many things that she couldn’t do as an agent and she knew that. When she saw an opportunity with Berkshire Hathaway, it enabled her to move her priorities and realize her visions and goals. A brand-new business in the middle of the pandemic The company opened two months before the pandemic and when the impact of COVID19 really hit the industry, Tiffany was more confused than scared.  The good thing is that they are in the perfect location, and the office was small and affordable.  Her mantra was simple: “You need to know how to sell what you have even when  you don’t have what you need.” Coupled with her negotiating skills as an agent, her faith and confidence allowed the company to grow amidst the pandemic. Her agents made big jumps in terms of numbers over the year before in their previous companies.  It’s important to have a positive mindset because you can’t help people become great when they don’t have the mindset to be great.  At the moment, Tiffany helps agents develop the confidence to work with people of a different price point. Using the same training she had when she went into a luxury brokerage, she teaches other agents how to properly show luxury homes. She trains them how to do it for every single home until they get better at it.  Use social media and take full advantage of it.  Pick up the phone and have real conversations with people. Don’t call them to ask about real estate. Call them to ask them how they’re doing. Call them and start adding value. Become their resource person.  Use social media and web presence to launch your niche - choose to play with your strength.  Do community events if you can. Bring your events to neighborhoods and try to build a network in a more relaxed environment.    “The Power of Networking and Confidence in Real Estate” episode resources Connect with Tiffany Curry on LinkedIn. You can also visit her personal website here.  Connect with Jimmy Burgess on LinkedIn and Facebook, as well as his YouTube channel.   If you like what you heard today, we’d love it if you’d share a rating or review, and then subscribe to the podcast and tell others about it as well. You can find The Real Estate Sales Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher, as well as at our website, The Real Estate Sales Podcast.

In this episode Pop, Monique, Tim and Kim share their thoughts on 8 ways to a better you.  We all have some life experience that has shaped us in one way or another. The interesting thing we found out in this episode is that despite the diversity in our backgrounds we thought about these 8 things in similar ways. Tim is the owner of Seaport Real Estate Services and holds a degree in Real Estate and Urban Economics from UCONN. He is one of two people in the state that hold that distinction. Tim believes that happiness is the product of time well spent helping others achieve their goals. You can reach Tim at tbray@seaportre.com. The website is www.seaportre.com.Kim Casey is a Real Estate Advisor on the Seaport team and has held positions at ECAR, the Young Professionals Network and currently is the CO-Chair of the Commercial Committee. Kim possesses the tenacity, negotiation skills and resources to get any deal closed. You can reach her at kim@seaportre.com.

Patrick Kaiku from UPNG, journalist Rebecca Kuku and Transparency International's Yuambari Haihuie join the Lowy Institute's Shane McLeod to talk about the topics and themes likely to be in the news in 2021 in PNG. This discussion was recorded on 9 February 2021. - Event Speakers - Rebecca Kuku is a Senior Reporter covering Politics and Security with more than eight years experience in the mainstream media. She regularly writes about Gender Based Violence and Sorcery Accusation Related Violence and other social issues. Rebecca is currently reporting for the PNG Post-Courier newspaper and is also a content contributor for The Guardian. Rebecca also publishes work through her Facebook page Becky’s World which has more than 15,000 followers. Yuambari Haihuie is the Deputy Director (Policy and Advocacy) at Transparency International PNG. He’s been working on good governance and anti-corruption campaigns in PNG for more than six years and has contributed to TI’s research and advocacy work such as the 2017 PNG National Election Report, Corruption Risk Assessment of Mining Licences, and the need for Access to Information Legislation in PNG. He is a volunteer director on the board of the Young Professionals Network of PNG and was a participant in the 2017 Australia-PNG Emerging Leaders Dialogue. Patrick Kaiku is a lecturer in Political Science at the University of Papua New Guinea, and has written extensively on national and international political affairs in PNG. After undergraduate and honours studies at UPNG, he received a Masters in Pacific Studies from the University of Hawaii. Shane McLeod is a Research Fellow working with the Lowy Institute’s Australia-PNG Network. Before joining the Institute, he was a senior editor at ABC News in roles where he managed its Sydney newsroom and the flagship radio programs AM, The World Today, and PM. He is a former foreign correspondent with postings in Japan and Papua New Guinea, as well as reporting assignments throughout the Asia-Pacific region. He has also worked as a journalist in regional Queensland, Melbourne, Sydney, and Canberra.

What is the Concord Young Professionals Network?  Tune in to our show and enjoy a conversation with Erin Schaick as she shares with us about the Concord Young Professionals Network (CYPN), the history of the organization, what they do, and who they serve.  Erin will also talk about some of her experiences and what she has learned from being a part of CYPN.  Visit CYPN on the web:  https://www.concordnhchamber.com/about-us/CYPN/

Tony Lockwood is the Sales and Marketing Manager at Dieci Australia. Tony talks about overcoming various challenges in his career, and how he helps mentor the next generation in the Women in Hire Program and Young Professionals Network through the HRIA.

Episode Summary: Today, our guest has a dedication to serving and giving back that she shows in her professional and volunteer ventures. Joining us is Jackie Soto, partner and broker at eHomes, a brokerage out of the Inland Empire in Southern California. Jackie has involvement in the WomenUp organization, where she has hopes to empower other women along her journey. Jackie also serves on the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals board and the National Association of Realtors' Young Professionals Network. In this episode, join Jackie and me to hear how Jackie had her start in the industry at just 18 and led her to two successful businesses! We also discuss the need for education and change in the real estate industry and just how Jackie is helping her fellow agents along the way! Top Takeaways:  Jackie Soto's Advice for New Agents "Be collaborative. Be willing to share. I think a lot of reasons that people reach out to Elmer and me is because we're willing to share. We don't really think that there is a secret sauce. It's a lot of hard work, a lot of studying." "Keep moving forward. So much as you excel and elevate yourself, pass the baton. Be able to share. If you see someone doing something wrong, don't be afraid to give feedback, and accept feedback." "I always told myself once I found that key to success and I could learn how to build a business, successfully, I wanted to carry that on to other agents. I wanted to empower them because I have been there, and I want to pass that on. I don't want agents wasting five years of their career because they don't have access to the proper resources." –Jackie Soto [10:52] "It's truly been reaching out to mentors and asking for help and asking the right questions. Not being afraid to ask those questions, not raising your hand to say you want to do something, but you don't know how to do it. Asking for that guidance, that's been huge for me." – Jackie Soto [12:51] Episode Highlights: [00:15] Intro [00:31] Meet Jackie Soto—Broker from the Inland Empire [01:45] Born and raised in Southern California [02:54] Misconceptions of Inland Empire Communities [05:40] Changed Plans and the Path into Real Estate [06:49] The Push to Pursue Education in the Industry [10:34] Empowering Agents Through Brokerage Ownership [12:02] Reaching Success with Help from Mentors [13:22] Starting Divergent Realty [14:23] Transforming into eHomes [16:54] Development in the WomenUp Community [19:04] Technology Tools for the Agent [22:07] Openness to Change and Improvement [23:47] COVID's Impact on Southern California [25:49] Jackie's Advice for New Agents [26:54] Connect with Jackie [27:07] Closing Thoughts [27:30] Outro Episode Notes:  Today, joining us is Jackie Soto, partner and broker at eHomes, located in the Inland Empire of California. Jackie was born and raised in Southern California, growing up in South Gate, a Los Angeles County city. Jackie now lives in the Inland Empire area of Southern California, and on this episode, shares some of the major misconceptions surrounding the Inland Empire. Jackie admits that she loves the area and is super happy to raise her children there. Although Jackie was not originally on the path to real estate, she fell into real estate very early adulthood. As her mom was in the industry herself, Jackie had the opportunity to help with an open house for her mother's colleague. This was the moment that had Jackie switching from the pre-med track to real estate. Jackie Soto spent most of her early career and most of her twenties studying to empower herself through education. Jackie went back to school to pursue real estate, where she received her brokerage license. Now, Jackie works towards different designations as she feels all agents should pursue education as the industry is continually evolving. From the beginning, Jackie Soto knew she wanted to open her own brokerage. She...

Spring Bengtzen began her career as a developer’s sales professional in on-site sales, and has expanded to general resales, short sales and foreclosures. Since 2004, she has been a top producing agent in both transactions and dollar volume in the Ogden Valley.  In 2010, she received the prestigious “30 under 30”award from the National Association of Realtors and served on the board for the Young Professionals Network both locally and for NAR.Today, she is the CEO of the Utah Life Real Estate Group and Realty One Group Areté at Realty ONE Group. The Utah Life Real Estate Group is Weber and Davis Counties top real estate team with over 85,000,000 in sales volume in 2019 & 250 families helped. Let’s hear from Spring on how she grew her business and how SISU was a key to help her achieve success.In this episode, we talk about... (07:35) Spring's Recruiting Strategy(09:22) What is the importance of mindset?(11:47) How SISU helped Spring double her business this year(14:21) How SISU holds agents accountable for their goals(16:18) How having contests in the workplace completely changed their culture(21:01) What does mindset training look like?(25:49) Culture of Accountability vs. Culture of Productivity(27:38) How Spring made "fun" an essential part of their culture(32:26) Spring's one piece of advice on how you can double your business(34:26) How SISU's Task Management platform was the game changer for Spring's onboarding pro

This month features two members of OREA's Young Professionals Network (YPN), Charlene De Silva and Jennifer Aunger-Ritchie! Tune in to hear them chat about the benefits of YPN, why they got involved and why you should too!

Is "balance" an illusion? Perhaps life is really just a game of tetris? Today's guest, Marjorie Allabastro, talked us through her realistic and inspiring approach to how she manages her successful real estate career, while providing a loving and supportive environment for her two amazing children as their sole caregiver. To say Marjorie is an inspiration is an understatement. She has built a fantastic career, guiding clients she loves through their real estate transactions with a smile, and all while making the choice to be a single mom and raise two beautiful boys. Marjorie recognizes that it can take a village, but she has also found inner strength she didn't know she had, and leverages that to dominate her days. But don't be intimidated - she knows that her busy life requires patience, forgiveness, and an understanding that things don't always go exactly to plan...and that's ok! If you catch yourself making the excuse "I don't have time for that", take a listen - Marjorie is proof that by implementing some strategies and skills, you can have a fulfilling career AND a fulfilling family life, with each supporting the other.  ---------- Connect with Marjorie ➡️

YPN Winner Brandi Minchillo & Non-Retail Tequila Pt. 1 | EP28 Ok, so when Bill gets a gift from a local Mexican restaurant and bar, 90% of the time it's probably Tequila. And our guest suggested tequila, so I guess we had to taste tequila. This unique blend was made specific for this restaurant so that means you can't buy it in stores (at least to our knowledge). So yeah, it's a special treat. That's why it is fitting we had a special guest and winner, Brandi Minchillo with Remax on for 2 episodes of Brokers and Booze Podcast. She won the opportunity to be our guest through a Young Professionals Network happy hour by sponsor Crescent Coast Insurance in Myrtle Beach. Lucky her! HaHa. Time to learn from her experience in real estate in the myrtle beach area! Cheers!

International Perspective for Today's Real Estate Professionals on the Rich Hart Show Christian Ross Managing Broker ENGEL & VÖLKERS ATLANTA Christian Ross is one of Atlanta's most respected and recognized top-selling brokers whose success has flourished into an international client base expanding through Europe, South America, Israel, Canada, the Middle East and Australia. The former Senior Vice President and Managing Broker for a tech-based real estate brokerage, Christian is the Managing Broker for Engel & Völkers Atlanta. In this role, she serves and enhances the learning opportunities for the Shop's Advisors as well as the buyer and seller experience for clients. For over 15 years, Christian has been a go-to advocate and resource in her industry. She is currently the 2020 President for the Southeast Atlanta Council of FIABCI – The International Real Estate Federation and has served as a Vice President for the Atlanta Realtors Association and member of the Board of Directors. She is a graduate of the inaugural class of Atlanta's BeltLine University and Past President of the Women's Council of Realtors' Atlanta Network, past Board of Directors Member for the Midtown Neighbors Association and has served on numerous committees for the Atlanta Realtors Association including Government Affairs and Young Professionals Network in addition to leading as Chair for the Habitat for Humanity and Communications/PR Committees. Christian is also a highly sought after media personality who is called upon for her interpretation and opinion of market changes and trends as well as lifestyle conversations on work, relationships, travel and more. She has been featured in Forbes, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Simply Buckhead; heard on NPR; seen on CBS-46 and 11Alive's Atlanta & Company, and has been showcased on episodes of HGTV's House Hunters. Web:  www.evatlanta.com Web: http://christianross.evatlanta.com Mail to: christian.ross@evatlanta.com Hugh Gilliam co-owned a national transportation company, created a land development business, and worked as a general contractor in residential and commercial construction for over two decades. Also, he co-founded an international distribution company and successfully negotiated and contracted with 135 sales representatives in the United States, Canada, France, Brazil, Japan, and the Netherlands. Today Mr. Gilliam is affiliated with DOORWAYS INTERNATIONAL REALTOR Alliance | Atlanta Communities RE Brokerage, where he handles commercial and residential transactions plus managing marketing programs and lead generation systems for a select group of REALTORS within his Alliance. He is an excellent negotiator, enjoys serving his clients, and works tirelessly to meet all challenges. He is also co-founder of the luxury digital magazine, DOORWAYS INTERNATIONAL powered by RealtyHive, which serves as a platform for Brokers and Buyers throughout 70 countries. http://www.HughGilliam.com Hugh@HughGilliam.com (770) 714-7961 Topic: The International World of Real Estate and the impact for today's Real Estate Professional with the Tools and Resources coming to you from Atlanta... International Gateway of Real Estate TOPIC BULLETS: Global Exposure of Real Estate / How to see a whole new world of opportunity… $77.9 Bn – Dollar volume of foreign buyer residential purchases during April 2018–March 2019 (36% decrease from $121 billion during April 2017–March 2018) Georgia alone: 86 Counties out of 159 are already conducting International trade... Vacation, Investment, Service and Tourism Hartsfield International Airport, Port of Savannah, Mountains & Shores GETTING INVOLVED... Networking/ Prospecting, Tools & Resources, Listing Property & Buyer Engagement, Education- CIPS, FIABCI, IMLS, Money Corp. / Councils & Chapters/ 70th Congress / Memberships & Contributing Country's, Agent Broker Platform and what this means for today's active professional in the I...

Sina Azari is extremely influential in the insurance and real estate space and is creating a notable leadership legacy through his Millennial Leadership Network. Find out how everyone can chose to be a great leader! In this conversation… How leadership has evolved from individual to team Why ego is the #1 breakdown to becoming a great leader How Millennials are becoming the most significant and strongest generation Social Media Mastermind – This is an invite to plug in to one complimentary session with an elite group of entrepreneurs, all social media strategist who have built companies in various industries leveraging social media to prospect, recruit and distribute product and services. Azari serves on the Leadership Advisory board for the National Association of Realtors and is an active member of the California Association of Realtors contributing to the Global Real Estate Forum, Investment Housing Forum and the Young Professionals Network committees.  He earned a degree from SFSU, launching his profession in the Bay Area in the early 2000’s. In addition to his real estate brokers license, he holds a California insurance license and is the Vice President of Present Financial Partners. Azari is also the founder of the Millennials Leadership Network, a research, learning and development organization bringing together opportunities for Millennials and those aspiring to become stronger leaders in the workforce.  You can also catch him on iTunes as the host of the All Mindset podcast.  

Angela McCrae is a filmmaker and creative strategist with over 15 years of experience in television/film, journalism, and philanthropy. Currently, her career sits at the intersection of content development and events marketing. She currently serves as the Events and Marketing Director for the DTLA Film Festival. Angela leverages her twenty years of media experience to engage diverse audiences with impactful storytelling and innovative experiences. A graduate of Morgan State University in Baltimore, MD, Angela values mentorship and has taught television & video production at the Baltimore School for the Arts and Connecticut School of Broadcasting. During her 6+ years at NBCUniversal, she's won the Gem Award for excellence and leadership, as an advocate for diversity and inclusion launching the company's first Young Professionals Network in Los Angeles. She was selected to participate in MSNBC’s Know Your Value conference and the company’s D&I Impact leadership accelerator for her work developing programming for the company’s Women’s Network. Angela’s pivot from broadcast news to entertainment began with director Marcus Raboy, working on projects with Carlos Santana, Shakira, McDonald’s, Miller Lite and others. She later began producing branded content and activations for automotive campaigns, which includes the 2013 LA Auto Show debut event for Lincoln Motors MKC hosted by Nia Long and digital video campaigns for BMW and Lexus. She’s been a long supporter and volunteer with Ava DuVernay’s ARRAY, representing the grassroots arm of the organization at events in Los Angeles and New York to promote independent film releases. As a creative strategist, she has passionately developed communications and impact campaigns for award-winning documentarian Stanley Nelson’s Firelight Media. She’s led campaigns for the EMMY-nominated documentary Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and Universities, critically acclaimed BOSS: The Black Experience in Business, and the GRAMMY-nominated feature film Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool. Ms. McCrae served as co-producer and co-writer for the web-series The BFF Chronicles, starring Erika Alexander and Kim Coles of Living Single. Her directorial debut short film #WhereIsBeauty, starring soul-singer Goapele, has been nominated for two awards opened the 2017 Cannes Pan African International Film Festival in France, and has screened in Nairobi, Kenya, at the Milwaukee Film Festival, Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles, BronzeLens Film Festival and others cities around the world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lucy499/message

Nothing is off limits as we discuss life as 2nd+ Generation real estate brokers. Featuring Ryan Schruender, Tim Early & Jeffrey Borstell. Ryan Schruender's family has been serving real estate buyers & sellers in the Merrimack Valley since 1953. Ryan has been in the real estate business since 2008. From Tim Early's website, "I am a working MA licensed realtor who has lived in the Merrimac Valley area for over 20 years, and have a true passion for helping you buy or sell a home! I understand that buying and selling homes can be very stressful, but I have the tools and the know-how to make it a smooth and easy transaction for all parties involved. I would love to team up with you to help you find your next home or sell your current one. Do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns." From J. Borstell Real Estate, "Jeffrey graduated from Saint Michaels College with B.A. in Economics and Marketing in 2010 and immediately started working as a Real Estate Advisor and REALTOR® at J. Borstell Real Estate. Jeffrey’s dedication to the industry earned him the  REALTOR® Magazine “30 Under 30 Award” in 2015. He’s an expert at working with investors, local builders and rehabbers to locate profitable investments and determine accurate after repair values. To further his commitment to the industry Jeffrey is on the Board of Directors, Young Professionals Network and Grievance Committee with the Northeast Association of REALTORS®.

We sat down with Matthew Braden, CEO of GPAR and Samar Jha, Director of Government Affiars & Policy.They discuss current initiatives at GPAR and of course...Point:Counterpoint.Matthew G. Braden, Chief Executive OfficerManages the day-to-day operations of GPAR, including staff, budget and programs. Works closely with the Board of Directors and Executive Committee on fulfilling mission and strategic plan of GPAR.Samar Jha, Director of Government Affairs & Public PolicyManages GPAR’s government affairs efforts. Responsible for grassroots advocacy, key contact program, candidate screening process and RPAC fundraising. Serves as staff liaison for Government Affairs, Diversity, Young Professionals’ Network, and RPAC committees.

My guest is Rachael Leonhart, who currently serves as Group and Community Engagement Coordinator for Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma. Her focus is to make performing arts accessible to everyone. She is a graduate of St. Ambrose University, where she earned a BA in Public Relations and Marketing Communications. In the past year, Rachael has been awarded the Horizon Award by the Young Professionals Network of Oklahoma City, and was a recipient of the Oklahoma Gazette’s Forty Under 40 Awards. Rachael currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Plaza District. She is also a ‘Big’ with Big Brothers Big Sisters, and an active member of Leadership Oklahoma City. In this episode, Rachael reveals the struggles and triumphs that have made her who she is today. Though she had a good childhood, family divorce and the loss of loved ones created early challenges that in part helped her to forge a persevering attitude. Rachael describes the ways influential family members have shaped her and how a "figure it out" mindset empowers her to solve daily challenges large and small. She shares the story of embracing her true identity and the journey of self-acceptance she's taken with family, friends, and the broader LGBTQ community. Rachael also provides meaningful examples of how the arts have changed lives by the inclusion of marginalized and underserved Oklahoma City populations. Plus she reflects on coming to terms with adult onset inattentive adult ADHD, and discusses health and wellness goals for the new year. Connect with my guest: You can connect with Rachael Leonhart on Instagram @ okiesongbird and Facebook @ raklcrawford. Resources mentioned in this episode: Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma https://www.lyrictheatreokc.com/ 16th Street Plaza District https://www.plazadistrict.org/ Sisu Youth Services https://www.sisuyouth.org/ Oklahoma City Pride (Instagram & Facebook) @ okcpridefest Share and subscribe: Share this podcast https://www.fullintegrationcoaching.com/liveyourpurpose For more ways to share and subscribe https://anchor.fm/liveyourpurpose Thank you! Connect with Charles: Learn more about my life coaching, public speaking, and retreat services https://www.fullintegrationcoaching.com Follow along with me on Facebook and Instagram @ fullintegrationcoaching

Chantelle Fitzgerald is the Founder of Mindset Strategies, LLC a leadership development consulting firm that helps to train and support leaders in becoming the best version of themselves. Chantelle is a certified mindfulness and emotional intelligence trainer through a program called Search Inside Yourself -- a program founded out of Google that blends mindfulness with emotional intelligence and neuroscience. Chantelle is also a host of an online TV show called Mindset on RVNTV.TV where she interviews industry leaders to learn about challenges they faced and their “Mindset” to push through. Prior to starting her own company, Chantelle has had a wealth of experience in the private/corporate, non-profit and higher education sectors, which expands over a 15 years. Chantelle holds a Master’s in Nonprofit/NGO Leadership from the University of Pennsylvania and BA in French with Secondary Certification from Muhlenberg College. She has served as board chair for the Young Professionals Network of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, board member for the International House of Philadelphia, iPraxis and IMPACT Philadelphia. Chantelle also loves to travel internationally, enjoys cooking, reading, meditation and salsa dancing. Check out my organizing shop on Amazon which has products to help organize your home and life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/janetmtaylor/message

A good Realtor has their finger on the pulse of local real estate trends. Part of the reason I started this podcast was to showcase these real estate professionals. Our guest today is Stephanie Billet and I've had the pleasure of knowing her the last few years as we co-chaired the local Young Professionals Network. Stephanie has parlayed her family's long history and knowledge of the Bay Area into a successful real estate career. On this episode we discussed her new real estate company, the various challenges surrounding starting a company, the Rent Relief Act, Costa-Hawkins repeal and the latest market data indicating a shift in today's real estate market. Website: https://www.inhabiteastbay.com/agents/Stephanie+Billett Email: sjbillett@gmail.com                Phone: 925-890-7480   2:03 Getting Started 2:27 What has your attention right now? 3:32 Adding partners for a business 8:11 Bay Area family history 15:52 Current market shifts 21:14 Loan interest rates 28:39 Costa-Hawkins repeal 30:58 Rent Relief Act 32:07 Tax plan impact on home buyers 33:37 Challenges of starting a company 40:46 East Bay living 43:32 Getting involved in the community 45:03 Wrap up/ Contact info

Dr. Raegan Johnson sits down with Erica King of the (St. Louis) Regional Business Council.  They discuss expanding your professional network and positioning yourself for key opportunities. You can contact and learn more about Erica, the Regional Business Council, and the Young Professionals Network at: stlrbc.org (w)eking@stlrbc.org (e)314-225-2100 (ph) Follow Raegan on Twitter @raegans_realm. The audio for this episode was recorded and produced by J.J. and Faith for JOCON Media, LLC. The views expressed in this episode do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of JOCON Media, LLC or thePlatform314. Please tune in each week for a new episode. You can listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, and Overcast. Follow us at: facebook.com/theplatform314 twitter.com/joconmedia instagram.com/joconmedia

We interview Kimberly Clark, the chair of the Oklahoma Association of REALTORS® (OAR) Young Professionals Network (YPN), which was recently named state network of the year from the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). She tells how YPN is on the leading edge of developing the leaders of tomorrow and how easy it is to get involved. Join the YPN facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/okrealtorsypn/

We interview Kimberly Clark, the chair of the Oklahoma Association of REALTORS® (OAR) Young Professionals Network (YPN), which was recently named state network of the year from the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). She tells how YPN is on the leading edge of developing the leaders of tomorrow and how easy it is to get involved. Join the YPN facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/okrealtorsypn/

The question of the post-Brexit status of the Border may be settled for now, but broader questions remain. What will Ireland's place in Europe be, once the UK, its traditional partner and ally, has departed? What is our European strategy and how will we achieve our goals? Podcast regulars Pat and Hugh talked to Ruadhan Mac Cormaic and Lucinda Creighton in front of an audience at the Institute of International and European Affairs on North Great Georges Street last night. Apologies for the temporary sound quality deterioration as a street cleaner passed by an open window. Thanks to our hosts the Young Professionals Network and the IIEA.

#RealRealtors. As a Fourth generation REALTOR, my guest Matt Clements went from being a pro surfer to a pro REALTOR. We have had the pleasure of becoming friends in the last few years after I had met him through our state association when he was chairing the Young Professionals Network committee. On his way to be his local association's 2019 President, he joins me on the podcast to discuss real estate and why being a part of the Young Professionals Network is crucial to your success as a REALTOR. Guest: http://bit.ly/2hUbzvN

Today on Real Realtors, I sat down with Eric Meyers and EJ Paje. Eric is an attorney as well as the incoming president for the Contra Costa Association of Realtors. EJ is a second generation agent, who is also one of the newer members of the Young Professionals Network. Today on the podcast, I dive into their backgrounds, talk about evictions, and we take a look at some possible solutions to the current housing crisis in the Bay Area. Eric Meyers: http://bit.ly/2zJQVCR    Contact: 510-233-5000 EJ Paje: http://bit.ly/2z3LTnL                         Contact: 650-897-5540 Getting started Eric Meyers history in real estate, 3rd generation realtor EJ Paje involvement in real estate, started working as insurance agent for father Both participate in local associations Educating and helping clients Involvement in Young Professionals Network Landlord vs homeowners policy coverages Lock box coverage Flood and earthquake insurance/ dealing with the cost Evictions Common reasons Importance of good representation/ respecting tenants rights Landlord policies for eviction/ coverage options/ Liability for damages Pricing options Requiring renters insurance Bay Area Housing Crisis Shortage of housing units/ construction Legislative issues at the state level Talking solutions Building issues/ secondary units Contact info/ wrap up

Deb Norman stops by to talk about the Young Professionals Network. The gang discusses the new iPhone sans Headphone Jack and how we all got to know each other.

Vicki Fleury, on making the leap from student to employee, on her Young Professionals Network involvement, and in… her amazing socks. Yes, socks. Plus, we reach into the Toddcast mailbag and share some well-wishes received for this, our first anniversary.If you're not a Gnorman fan, skip to the 5-minute mark.Stream, or download in MP3 format.Subscribe with your favourite podcast app or web/RSS aggregator.Also available on Google Play Music, iTunes, and Stitcher.

As the average age of a Realtor continues to trend in the mid 50's, where's a young and upcoming agent go to meet others like them?  Whether you're looking for education, inspiration or just a place to belong with other hardworking agents, the Young Professionals Network offers all three!  Born out of NAR's "30 Under 30" campaign, the YPN launched in 2006 and has expanded from its national networking platform to local chapters all over the country.  JD McClintock, 2015 Chairman for the Realtors Association of Palm Beach County YPN, shares what the under 40 crowd can expect to receive by participating in the YPN community and even how to begin your own chapter!   Schedule A Free Coaching CallVisit Tim & Julie Harris OnlineListen on iTunesListen on Stitcher