Prosperity Builders Spring Experience

620 S. Elm Street,Greensboro NC 27406

28 April, 2022

Description

A one day event for real estate agents wanting to grow their business and learn from some of the best in the industry. Prosperity Builders Spring ExperienceA one day event for real estate agents to gather together and learn from some of the best in the industry. Regardless of your brokerage affiliation, Prosperity Builders desires to improve the quality of real estate agents across the board. This experience is being hosted by Foster-Vosburgh Realty Group and Triads Finest. Event InfoApril 28, 2022 | Elm & Bain, Greensboro, NC Pricing: Early Bird pricing: $30 now through the end of March | $40 on April 1. Attendees will receive the following: Expert advice and knowledge from our speakers during 4 sessionsBreakfastLunchDrink TicketsSponsor SwagOur SponsorsComing Soon Kate Rezabek, M.Ed.As the Director of Content Strategy for Keeping Current Matters (KCM), Kate has led teams that deliver simple and effective educational messages for the past 20 years. You’ve seen her share KCM’s expert housing insights on webinars, deep dives, training videos and more, all with the intent to help agents build trust and stand out as the go-to resource in their market. Keeping Current MattersAt Keeping Current Matters, we believe knowledge is power. That’s why our innovative approach to educational content and real estate marketing helps agents become more confident and knowledgeable as the market expert. With KCM, agents have time back in their busy day to focus on what matters most: clients. Zachary FoustEntrepreneur, Team Leader Realtor at Loft Realty When Zachary was 16 years old, long before he became a realtor, he didn’t knowwhat to do in life. He followed in his parent’s footsteps and joined the military. Hebecame part of the Army National Guard with a full-time contract and instantdeployment. Zachary looked for a weekend grind every time he came back fromdeployment and eventually got a state job. After getting fired from his first state job, he got another one, but was released from itdue to funding. Seeking a path with less resistance, he later became a Department ofCorrections Officer. Unfortunately, it was not a positive environment and failed to help him grow. After eight months within the Department of Correction system, one of his past adminprincipals from elementary school, who was a successful agent, reached out and toldhim he should be in real estate. Zachary’s journey was not smooth sailing. He was broke and he didn’t know how topay for the class. Taking a leap of faith, he emptied his bank account to take the class,went through some credit cards, and received help from family in order to get his realestate license. Months passed for Zach as a full-time Department of Corrections Officer and RealEstate Agent. Feeling the way most new agents do, Zach asked himself “now, what?”He then remembered something he had once heard on the Tony Robbins podcast. “Ifyou don't burn the boats, you'll never take the island. You know, if you have a backupplan, you'll never fully succeed in what you actually want to do.” So Zachary walkedinto the office, quit his job, and went full-time into real estate. He placed his feet to theflame, nosedived down off the cliff, and started to build Loft Realty. Loft Realty was created with a vision of “Real Estate being done differently.” It’s abouthaving a PASSION for SERVICE. We developed a culture where a customer or client isnot just a passing paycheck. Instead, they are people who deserve GENUINE passionfor service, the difference that they deserve. At this moment Loft Realty is a growing team in Delaware and Zachary is now on anadventure into social media dominance. Coaching rockstars across the country,speaking on stage with influencers like Tom Ferry, Jason Pantana, and many more, andleading his team to top tier levels of success, there’s no telling where he will go next.