KEYNOTES FOR REAL ESTATE & LEADERSHIP
A better question
changes the room.
Practical speaking for real estate leaders making consequential decisions about data, analytics, automation, and responsibility.
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FLAGSHIP KEYNOTE
Data Is About People
Better decisions about data, automation, and responsibility
For brokerage leaders, MLS providers, associations, and real estate event audiences. Connect the data conversation to the people doing the work and the operational decisions it should improve.
Audience takeaways
Identify the business question before choosing a tool; map the people, workflows, and ownership behind the data; and use the People → Processes → Tools framework to choose a responsible next step.
LEADERSHIP KEYNOTE
Build for People
How to Lead in an Age Obsessed With Artificial Intelligence
For executive teams and institutional leaders. Put people before processes and tools, define the good technology should serve, and assign responsibility for its consequences.
Audience takeaways
A shared vocabulary for human outcomes, a usable framework for technology decisions, and one practical question to carry into the next leadership conversation.
ADDITIONAL LEADERSHIP THEMES
Progress Toward What?
Character Is Infrastructure
Direction, judgment, and the leadership technology cannot replace
Explore the good innovation should serve and the prudence, courage, humility, and accountability consequential decisions require. These themes can shape a tailored leadership conversation when they fit your audience.
Grounded in
your audience.
Real estate audiences are the starting point. Broader leadership conversations can be adapted for executive teams, Catholic schools, associations, and institutional leaders.
Daniel Rothamel is Director of Operations and Data Innovations at ARELLO, the Association of License Law Officials. His experience includes large real estate industry audiences, ARELLO webinars, and association events. Monstrato speaking engagements are offered separately from his ARELLO role.
Organizer brief: share your event, audience, date, format, location, and desired outcome. The initial package centers on Data Is About People; fees and preparation are quoted for the total engagement.
BEGIN WITH THE PERSON
Bring a better question
to your next event.
Tell us who will be in the room and which decision they need to make better. Include your event date, format, and location.