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NAR's Don't-Miss Events In San Francisco
by Blanche Evans
National Association of Realtors vice president Sue Gourley plans the conventions for the NAR. As the NAR prepares for record crowds this year in San Francisco, from October 28th through the 31st, she has recommendations for six must-do's while you're at the convention this week. "We're expecting more than 26,000 total attendees," says Gourley, "another mainland record! Last year, we had a record 25,500 attendees in Orlando." Gourley believes the convention will be even bigger and better this year. "The General Session will be very motivational this year with Dr. Phil as the Keynote Speaker, and Al Mansell's industry address," she says. "Realtors have made tremendous contributions in response to the world-wide natural disasters that have taken place in the past year, and Al will be recognizing those contributions in his address." With so much to do and see, what are Gourley's must-attend events? Five not-to-be-missed events, plus one:
"Networking and sharing ideas with Realtors from other markets and around the world is one of the key benefits of attendance," Gourley advises. "The conference is attracting a record number of Realtors who have never attended before ... providing more diversity and new ideas to the experience." As the NAR rotates between Realtors' favorite convention spots, including Orlando, Chicago, New Orleans and San Francisco, next year's destination to New Orleans is iffy. "Certainly our hope is that we will be able to meet in New Orleans in November 2006 and support that community as it rebuilds," says Gourley. "We want to give the city as much time as possible to recuperate and will make a final determination at the end of this year." Published: October 24, 2005 Use of this article without permission is a violation of federal copyright laws. Related Articles: |
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