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Real Estate Keynote Speaker James Taylor has been featured in Forbes, BBC, and The Wall Street Journal, and his clients include many of the Fortune 500.
Top Real Estate Keynote Speaker James Taylor is an inspiring and motivational keynote speaker, entrepreneur and author, well-known for his expertise in Real Estate, HR, creativity, and leadership. During the last 20 years, Taylor has traveled around the world, speaking in 35 countries, and providing highly entertaining and motivating keynotes to businesses and individuals from industries including technology, real estate, financial services, banking, law, pharmaceuticals, consumer products, family business, professional services, HR, healthcare, and more.
From Asia to Europe and the US to the Middle East, Taylor has delivered insights to his public on the topic of Real Estate, as well as on human resources, creativity, leadership, and communications. His interests also encompass issues related to how to adapt to change, increase productivity, and accelerate innovation. With clients including several of the Global Fortune 500, such as Apple, Sony, Cisco, Accenture, Roche, GSK, EY, Intuit, Bell, UPS, Tata, Visa, Dell, McDonald’s, Chubb, IBM, Honeywell, Alliott Group, Big Four, Geneva Group International, as well as several national governments, Taylor provides invaluable inspiration to both large and small audiences.
“James Taylor was a fantastic keynote speaker. His presentation was an insightful and entertaining closing keynote for the event audience. James also hosted a small group presentation for the G3 Company Sales Meeting earlier in the year that was also great.”
Kristi Kawana, Events & Marketing Director, G3 Communications
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General Information about Real Estate for Meeting Planners and Prospective Clients.
With the development of private property ownership, real estate has become a major area of business. According to The Economist, real estate assets comprise around 54% of the total economical assets in developed countries, thus representig a significant portion of most people’s wealth. Since each parcel of land has different characteristics, and purchasing real estate requires a significant initial investment, the real estate industry has evolved into several different branches. They can include appraisal (connected to professional valuation services offered by a specialist), brokerage (with a mediator aiding transactions and facilitating communication, often against a service fee), net leasing, propriety management, real estate marketing and investing, relocation services, corporate real estate, and others.
Typically, a real estate business specializes in a particular sector of real estate, such as residential, commercial, or industrial propriety. In addition, real estate businesses have a strong connection with construction companies and law firms, since the transaction always includes a legal arrangement between the parties. Technology also plays an important role in the future of real estate: companies like Zillow, RedFin, Trulia, Realtor.com, and StreetEasy showcased the power that technology can have when applied to a market as large and lucrative as residential real estate. Recruiting your team to use the smartest sales apps can really make a positive change in future revenues. Offering public recognition, making the workplace fun, keeping the feedback specific, and striking the right balance in tracking performance, can all increase motivation and productivity for your real estate team.
In addition to booking James Taylor as your Real Estate keynote speaker here are some of the most popular books on Real Estate:
SOLD: Every Real Estate Agent’s Guide to Building a Profitable Business Book 1 of 2: Top-Producing Real Estate Agent
by David M Greene
Exactly What to Say: For Real Estate Agents
by Phil M Jones , Chris Smith , et al.
The Book on Investing In Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down: Creative Strategies for Investing in Real Estate Using Other People’s Money (BiggerPockets Rental Kit, 1) Book 1 of 3: BiggerPockets Rental Kit
by Brandon Turner
Your First 365 Days in Real Estate: How to build a successful real estate business (starting with nothing)
by Shelley Zavitz
A Practical Guide to Commercial Real Estate Transactions: From Contract to Closing
by Gregory M. Stein, Morton P. Fisher Jr., et al.
Here is a selection of other Real Estate related conferences and events that book Real Estate keynote speakers:
There are a number of highly-rated podcast shows that cover all things Real Estate.
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
Real Estate Rockstars
The Remote Real Estate Investor
Think Realty Radio
Massive Agent Podcast
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