How to continually add value to your agents while driving profit

Learn how you can scale your real estate team to new heights by utilizing the strategy America’s #1 Real Estate team has used to close 1,200 transactions in April of this year. By utilizing these proven systems, you’ll be able to scale your business, retain more agents, and increase your profits.

What you will learn:

  • Why agents quit leaders & how to build trust and loyalty so they stay
  • Partnering with your agents to create leverage
  • Scaling your capacity for growth through systems
  • Staying in your zone of genius while continually hiring, surrounding yourself and empowering other leaders to drive the business forward in their area of expertise.
  • Optimizing overhead for efficiency to scale

Date & Time:  June 18th, 1 p.m. CT

Sponsored by: Jason Mitchell Group

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Meet the Panel:

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Monie Wilder Lead of The Wilder Group
Jason Mitchell Group

 

Jason Mitchell

Jason Mitchell
CEO, Jason Mitchell Group

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Jason Cadwell, Lead of Cadwell Realty Group, Jason Mitchell Group

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Brian Thomas, Lead of BTT Group, Jason Mitchell Group

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