University.com, a wholly owned subsidiary of EntrePort Corporation (Amex:
ENP) announced today that it has signed an agreement to develop and implement a
customized, on-line training and education program for use by the RE/MAX
International real estate franchise network.
Commenting on the new agreement, EntrePort chief executive officer, William
Shue said, " We are excited about working with RE/MAX International. We will
develop, manage and deliver what we believe is the most effective weekly
performance enhancement tool in the training industry. Bruce Peterson, founder
of University.com, has been working closely with management at RE/MAX
International to finalize this performance-focused training program."
Introduction of the program will begin at the RE/MAX International
Convention, February 25-28 in San Diego, with the actual launch of the training
and education on-line program scheduled during the second quarter of this
year. In the interim, University.com will be explaining the curriculum and
enrolling interested RE/MAX affiliates in a monthly membership program.
According to University.com, the company has refined a complicated delivery
mechanism. For years, top agents spent thousands of hours and untold dollars
learning how to generate more business, manage time more effectively, and make
significantly more money. These hard-won techniques were closely guarded
secrets and only those who were lucky enough to shadow the superstars – or
wealthy enough to pay for a private coaching program – could put these proven
systems to work. Now, more than 170 top agents in the University.com faculty
will share their proven systems. Top agents will host the majority of
performance training delivered both off-line and on-line.
Monthly membership includes weekly training and education from proven
producers via weekly live seminars, live training calls, 24/7 downloadable,
customizable and printable proven ads, presentations, scripts, dialogues,
simple to use systems, past client programs, pre-listing packages and much
more.
Published: February 21, 2001
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