A strong programme has been announced for the NAEA property forum to be held in London on February 23.
Speakers range from a senior government minister to the author of the best-selling book Gorilla Marketing.
The day will be broken down into four sessions, starting with legislative updates.
Speakers here include Nigel Kirby, deputy director of the National Crime Association, who will be covering money laundering and financial crime.
Peter Walker, commercial director of Security Dialog, will be talking about cyber crime and how agents can protect themselves and their customers.
In the second session, on How to be a Stand-out Agent, Tony Anderson, director of sales and marketing at easyJet, will discuss gorilla marketing, while Homeflow director Jeremy Tapp will talk about online marketing.
In the third session, on Being the Best, motivational speaker Adrian Webster will take to the stage, followed by a panel of experts on financial crime. Again, this will include money laundering.
The final session of the day, about the future, will feature an online versus high street agency debate featuring Michael Bruce of Purplebricks, eMoov boss Russell Quirk, and NAEA President Martyn Baum. Watch out for more on this.
Wrapping up the day will be Lucian Cook, head of UK residential research at Savills.
The event is being held at the Lancaster Hotel.
The cost is £99 for members and £125 for non-members. The booking page is here:
…the NAEA property forum to be held in London on February 23.
Speakers range from a senior government minister to… eMoov boss Russell Quirk…
Okay – I need help here.
Would that be the Russell Quirk? – the one who in December 2014 wrote to NAEA asking for Mark Hayward to fall on his sword over OTM; the one who, if I recall correctly, is no longer an NAEA Member/Fellow/Charwallah; and most importantly, is predictably badmouthing REAL Estate Agency on the Homeowners Alliance website (using ‘they/their/them…’ to distance himself from his own profession for added whitener) in relation to “unrealistic valuations” – which when asked openly on the forum to answer one simple question:
WHAT PERCENTAGE OF YOUR COMPANY’S LISTINGS REQUIRE ONE OR MORE ‘PRICE REDUCTION’ PRIOR TO AGREEING A SALE?
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You should read the article. It’ll give you a good reason NOT to turn up to this event.
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