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Celebrating Women in Real Estate: A Unique Gathering in NYC
Earlier this month, The Agency hosted a remarkable event in New York City, aptly named In Good Company. This intimate gathering was designed to celebrate and amplify the voices of women leaders in the real estate sector. With a focus on collaboration and inspiration, this exclusive event took place at the stunning Glasshouse in Chelsea, bringing together a select group of women professionals committed to making waves in their industry.
Empowering Sessions and Real Connections
Under the guidance of The Agency’s Senior Vice President and Northeast Managing Partner, Juliet Clapp, attendees participated in a series of motivational discussions and workshops. Notable speakers included Holly Carroll from The Agency Muskoka, who kickstarted the event with a visualization exercise. Carroll’s session encouraged participants to align their mindsets with their highest potential, a theme that resonated throughout the day.
Angie Noack, a senior VP of Business Development and licensed counselor, followed to present The Neurology of the 1%, in which she explored how small daily changes in mindset could significantly elevate one’s career and life. This expert intersection of neuroscience and real estate was not just theoretical but very practical, offering actionable insights for all attendees.
A Voice To Inspire
The culmination of the day was a heartfelt keynote from Rainy Hake Austin, The Agency’s President. Her speech touched on her own journey in real estate, emphasizing the importance of authentic leadership and overcoming self-doubt. Her advice struck a chord, urging attendees to embrace their unique paths and thrive amidst challenges.
Community and Philanthropy at Heart
Proceeds from this event went to support Giveback Homes, demonstrating The Agency's commitment to community involvement and charitable outreach. Juliet Clapp summed it up best, stating, "Bringing together this incredible group of women was an honor and a joy. The energy was a reminder of our collective strength when we work together." This sentiment reflects a growing trend in the industry, as more events promote inclusivity and mentorship, much like the upcoming National Symposium of Women in Real Estate, which also focuses on empowering women leaders and, much like the In Good Company event, is a step toward gearing the future of real estate towards former underrepresented voices.
Conclusion
As industries continue to evolve, the significance of networking and support systems, particularly for women in real estate, cannot be overstated. Events like In Good Company not only foster valuable connections but are also crucial for cultivating a diverse and inclusive professional landscape. Engaging in such gatherings can provide insights and support that are pivotal for success in the competitive real estate market.
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