"We talked about how important it is for us to get back to our basics. We need to do everything we can to make our members more successful. I love the way that transitions us because that was the foundation for what you're about to see here. We've gone back to basics, now it is time for us to get back to business. According to Sears and Wright, in order for this to happen, NAR must implement and carry out its strategic plan."
"This is something that was crowd sourced from around the entire country based upon the feedback we have gotten from over 100,000 people. I've shown this to some of the largest CEOs of brokerage houses across the country, representing about 700,000 of our members, and I've socialized it with the 13 regions across the United States, Wright said of the strategic plan."
The National Association of Realtors is refocusing on fundamentals and prioritizing member success. A strategic plan will be implemented and carried out to enable that return to basics. The plan was developed from conversations, surveys, and focus groups involving more than 100,000 participants nationwide. Leadership has presented the plan to major brokerage CEOs representing roughly 700,000 members and consulted the 13 U.S. regions. Key themes include managing macroeconomic factors, improving partnerships across industry participants, and better supporting diverse and emerging brokerage business models. The plan aims to sustain varied business models and help members adapt to industry change.
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