are well positioned to interact with each other toward a larger,
common goal – selling properties in the local marketplace.
ASSOCIATION EVENTS
Did you attend the annual Installation Gala in December? How
about association-sponsored blood drives, member breakfasts
or the annual RPAC event? Are you planning to take part in
our annual Realtor ® Trade Show or any of the conferences
we offer? All of these and other events present a tremendous
opportunity not only for increasing your industry knowledge,
but for networking as well.
TRAINING CLASSES
Realtors ® who attended the recent Remine training say they
were very impressed with the power of this new online mar-
ket analytics tool, which is included with your membership.
Those who didn’t attend are not as well positioned to harness
Remine’s full power and utility. Of course, RPCRA offers many
other classes throughout the year, including in-depth sessions
on contracts, law and lead generation. Each one is designed
to increase your professional knowledge and credibility in the
eyes of your current and prospective clients.
ONLINE PRODUCTIONS
As you probably know, RPCRA recently launched two new
online productions to help bring to life the voices of member,
staff and board experts in a wide range of industry topics. The
goal is to present relevant, timely information that will help
make you a more successful Realtor ® . You can currently access
our video production, Realtors ® Corner, and our podcast, Re-
altor ® Riff Raff, via our Facebook page and YouTube Channel.
MORE WAYS TO ENGAGE
Besides the many formal classes, seminars and events offered
by RPCRA, we offer the opportunity to serve on our board or
one of our committees, which cover a range of industry topics.
Many members have leveraged professional relationships
made through the organization to find a mentor or mentee
to work with through their real estate career journey. Simply
offering feedback and suggestions for improving member ser-
‘Once our members begin
to engage at a greater level, they
quickly see how much they get from it
and it takes off from there.’
vices is another good way to engage with your association.
“Once our members begin to engage at a greater level, they
quickly see how much they get from it and it takes off from
there,” says Beate. “And for us, it’s very rewarding to see our
members flourish and grow. We love it.” n
— Beate Jones
RPCRA CEO