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What to expect when you’re Connecting: Happy hour spots near ICNY

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Our favorite picks for continuing the conversation over drinks at the end of the day during Inman Connect New York. Continue reading →

What to expect when you’re Connecting: Where to eat dinner at ICNY

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Our favorite picks for places for evening meals and networking over fantastic food during Inman Connect New York. Continue reading →

What to expect when you’re Connecting: Where to eat lunch at ICNY

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Our favorite picks for places to grab lunch with new and old friends during Inman Connect New York. Continue reading →

What to expect when you’re Connecting: Burger options during Inman Connect New York

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Our favorite picks for places to grab a quick (or decadent) burger during ICNY. Continue reading →

Connect the Speakers: How Rachel Adams Lee built her business

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Learn how a top Keller Williams agent kills it on social media and what her priorities are for 2019. Continue reading →

Connect the Speakers: Joe Rand on how to make sure you always have clients

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Why it’s critical to be excellent at what you do and what happens if your business development program starts working a little too well. Continue reading →

Connect the Speakers: Wendy Papasan on capturing market share in the shift

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Wendy Papasan got into real estate after several years as a stay-at-home mom, and she had a modest goal in her first year to make $15,000, “but then it turned out that I actually sold 18 homes my first year working part-time,” she said. “Then the next … Continue reading →