More than 500 people have already booked their place at the annual Women in Real Estate Conference which will be held 29 March.
The Announcement:
The 15th annual Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW) Women in Real Estate (WIRE) conference will be held at Royal Randwick Races in Sydney on Tuesday 29 March and a high-profile selection of inspiring local and international speakers will headline the major professional development event.
Australian media royalty Lisa Wilkinson, international TV and movie producer Maz Farrelly, former REINSW President Leanne Pilkington, Property Services Commissioner John Minns and CEO of the Law Society of NSW Sonja Stewart are among the line-up of speakers, making this year’s WIRE event one not to miss.
More than 500 people have already booked their place to attend.
REINSW President Peter Matthews encourages everyone – women and men – to come along to listen, learn and grow their skills in the new real estate industry landscape.
“The unforeseen circumstances of the past two years have changed our industry forever and the way we serve our customers and communities demands new ways of working from us all,” Mr Matthews says.
“Women in Real Estate is a great way to reconnect, listen and learn from the best, including the women leaders in our industry, and understand the opportunities and challenges women face in pursuing successful, satisfying careers in real estate,” he says.
This year, REINSW has partnered with Assistance Dogs Australia (ADA) as its official charity partner and funds raised from WIRE will support the wonderful work its people and trainers do.
With one in five people living in Australia with a disability, ADA trains and places unique dogs with Australians in unique situations.
Full details of this year’s WIRE event including special guest speakers and registration details are here: www.reinsw.com.au/Web/Events/2022_Women_in_Real_Estate.aspx
All licensed agents who attend WIRE will satisfy their requirement to complete three hours of elective CPD topics for the new CPD year.
Source: WISE McBARON Communications
