Risk management is a never-ending job, especially in an industry with as many legal constraints as real estate. Given the recent commission lawsuits and evolving real estate landscape, now is the time to build a sound legal strategy for your business.
Katie Johnson is the chief legal and membership experience officer at the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Johnson’s session, “Legal Update: How to Reduce Risk and Win in the Court of Public Approval,” will take place on June 20.
Johnson will offer insights into how real estate leaders can use legal tools to their advantage. She will also discuss creating a positive public image, winning public approval. Focusing on how brokers, real estate agents and an organization’s leadership communicate with clients is essential to delivering a best-in-class customer experience.
Defending the nation’s largest trade association is no easy task. However, Johnson has tackled legal challenges and litigation from a perspective of passion for this industry. She is the daughter of two real estate agents. She also knows firsthand the programs, policies and activities that both NAR and Realtors everywhere need to remain in compliance with the law. Johnson also leads initiatives for membership engagement. Her work with members includes providing resources, events and opportunities for all stakeholders.
Can’t get enough of the legal information Johnson will present during her session? Check out, “Preparing your Brokerage for Future Prosperity,” “How to Structure Solid Deals,” and “Growth in a Tough Market: New and Effective Ways to Acquire and Maintain Customers.”
Gathering of Eagles
To register for Gathering of Eagles 2023, click here. HW+ members receive special deals on conference registrations. And, don’t forget to lock in the exclusive Gathering of Eagles room rate by May 18. This conference is the must-attend event of 2023 for real estate presidents, senior leaders, and broker-owners. Johnson will be taking the stage along with other housing industry leaders like Stephanie Anton, Jenni Barnett and others.
