NAR’s Lawrence Yun is among the prominent figures scheduled to speak at a seminar where Momentifi CEO and U.S. presidential candidate Gibran Nicholas will hawk his book.
Source: Inman News
Marketing guru’s run for POTUS puts speakers in awkward position
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