
Last week, members of the REALTOR® Association of Sarasota and Manatee (RASM) made their mark at the highly anticipated Young Professionals Network (YPN) Advance Conference in Chicago. The annual conference, part of NAR's Leadership Week, is a premier event designed to provide valuable leadership training and insights to the next generation of real estate professionals.
Representing RASM were three standout leaders: Vicki Haddow, Chair of YPN; Julianna Burns, Vice-Chair of YPN; and Brandon Gay, Communications Director and Staff Liaison of YPN. Their attendance reflects RASM's commitment to fostering growth and innovation within the real estate community.
The YPN Advance Conference, known for its engaging sessions and networking opportunities, was filled with valuable lessons on leadership, team building, and strategies to enhance professional development. Attendees had the chance to hear from top leaders in the industry, participate in hands-on workshops, and network with peers from across the country.
Vicki Haddow, as Chair of YPN, is an advocate for elevating the voices of young professionals within the association. Her presence at the conference emphasized her dedication to furthering YPN’s mission of empowering emerging leaders. Julianna Burns, Vice-Chair, brought her energy and enthusiasm, reinforcing the importance of a strong leadership pipeline. And Brandon Gay, RASM's Communications Director, provided strategic support while capturing key takeaways for the association’s YPN chapter.
The conference inspired the trio to bring fresh ideas and strategies back to Sarasota and Manatee, enhancing YPN's impact on young professionals in real estate. They’re excited to share the knowledge gained with the local YPN group and continue fostering leadership within the real estate industry.
Stay tuned for updates from RASM YPN, as Vicki, Julianna, and Brandon work to implement what they’ve learned to help young professionals thrive.
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