At ICLV, moderator Wendy Forsythe interviewed broker-owners Nancy Almodovar, NAN & Co. Properties and Ian Hoover of Deacon & Hoover Real Estate about how they leverage their brands locally while maintaining strong engagement from their clients and teams.
Source: Inman News
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Published in Agent, branding, charity, ian hoover, ICLV, Marketing, Nancy Almodovar, Select, Video and wendy forsythe
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