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In this episode Ryan challenges the listener to press to quality or be left behind in the mix. Markets such as our current one press us to be better. How are you pivoting, and or being better? 

Ryan says he aims to be a strategic partner for his clients, with a focus on education. “A big part is simply listening to a client and their goals, and then applying the right tools. I keep my finger on the pulse of what tools we have and how to leverage them. Most companies don’t take time to train people on their tools. We do a lot of training webinars, and I lead small groups in our Ontario office 8 to 10 times a year. We also host Meetings with Masters at Red Hill Country Club where we invite attorneys, as well, who are tied to the title and compliance market. I can also take training directly to a real estate office to train agents.

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Time is the nemesis of the rewards program. Because as society's taste for streamlined processes has grown, the long minutes spent signing up for cards at checkouts and remembering logins online have become decidedly more inconvenient. However, those clunky loyalty program processes will soon be a thing of the past thanks to a very modern rewards solution, underpinned by tokenization and fuelled by superior data collection, making its way into the mainstream.

In this episode of Financial Futures, we learn all about the future of loyalty and rewards programs and how these solutions are working for consumers and merchants alike. We'll find out where modern rewards programs can offer the most value to customers and businesses, and we'll find out why the benefits of tokenization aren't solely monetary.

So, join us as we speak with managing director at PWC, Doug Dwyer, and director of loyalty at FIS, Mladen Vladic, all about the technologies helping to set organizations apart from the competition all while keeping customers coming back for more.

We'll also ask:

• What is tokenization?
• How can modern loyalty programs be used to benefit charities?
• What makes modern rewards programs more financially beneficial to merchants?
• How is tokenization helping organizations to personalize their rewards programs?
• What do rewards programs mean to customers and why are they important?
• How can organizations adopt modern rewards and loyalty programs?
• What does the future of loyalty look like? 

Like many organizations, regional banks are experiencing a time of rapid change. In the wake of a pandemic, and in order to keep up with an increasingly digitized society, these institutions need to augment their services to remain competitive among other banks and appeal to societal shifts. But regional banks don't need to go on this journey of transformation alone, with fintechs and other partners at the ready to help them make sense of the evolving retail banking industry and to help them adopt modern solutions.

In today's episode of Financial Futures, we'll be joined by senior vice president and group executive of regional banking at FIS, Nicole Pienkos, and vice president and business executive at FIS, Mike Gravelle. We'll be exploring the challenges that are facing regional banks and examining some of the solutions and opportunities that are emerging out of this period of innovation. We'll also find out what sets regional banks apart from the community and national banks and take a look at what makes them uniquely suited to address the financial needs of their customers. Plus, we'll hear how having the right tech partners helped regional banks to rapidly adapt to the hurdles presented by the pandemic, and we'll find out how they're carrying those lessons through to serve an increasingly digitized society.

We'll also ask:

• How are data insights driving regional banking innovation?
• Why could digitization be one of the keys to addressing gaps in the workforce?
• What do banks need to consider when adopting new technologies?
• Why is it important to have good fintech partners?
• Why were regional banks instrumental in the payment protection program during the pandemic?

Regional banks find themselves in a unique space within the financial services industry - not as localized as a community bank, but not as ubiquitous as the nationals. Operating in this sector presents these institutions with a host of challenges faced by both larger and smaller institutions alike, but it also opens them up to a myriad of opportunities. And that's exactly what we'll be looking at in this season of Financial Futures.

Simply the mention of automation is enough to strike fear into the heart of a workforce. But while sci-fi movies would have us believe that the machines are here to replace us, in reality, they're actually here to help - taking on the mundane and repetitive tasks so that people can focus on the more meaningful and important work that only they can do.

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a powerful tool, bringing efficiencies to regional banks throughout the US. And the benefits this technology brings go far beyond simply eliminating the menial day-to-day processes. 

In this season premiere, we speak with Carl Bahneman, Business Unit Manager at FIS, all about robotic process automation and the value it offers to regional banks. We discuss what kind of tasks can be automated to improve efficiencies, and Carl explains how just thinking about incorporating bots can reveal new opportunities for time-saving.

We’ll also ask:

• Why is it important to write out your organization's processes?
• What are the differences between buying and building bots?
• Why are regional banks looking to RPA?
• What kind of bots are available to regional banks?
• How can financial institutions prepare to integrate RPA into their businesses?

We're back from our week hiatus! It seemed like a whole lot longer than a week to us. We recap our week, and then move on to our Go Offs which include the same exact thing being $10 more expensive just right down the road at a different store, and people not picking up their dog poop in public! We have a very special guest today, who gives us the scoop of the ins and outs of home buying. That's what I like includes Wonderful brand Seedless Lemons, and Crumbl Cookie.

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 With three decades of experience in banking, Leader Bank Senior Vice President of Business and Government Banking Marc Romvos has seen a lot in his day. A technological revolution is currently underway in the realm of business and government banking, and Marc joins host Scott Barboza to discuss these advances and how they are impacting a range of banking sectors including government, business, venture capital, property management and professional and medical services.

On this roundtable, Jessie, Dee, and Corey cover the NFT market and how one actual goes about buying an NFT. The interview is with returning company Ubitquity with its members Nathan, Wes, and Darcy. Ubitquity is a company that is seeking to allow individuals to purchase property using blockchain technology with their crypto holdings.

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This episode I'm joined by Shawn Torres (lender), Tania Gonzalez and Andrea Martino (New Venture Escrow) , Samantha Belzer ( Lawyers Title) 

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When the teacher asked "What do you want to be when you grow up?" not many of us answered "title insurance abstractor".  Even for those who grew up in a family-owned title insurance agency, including Nicole Timpanaro, it wasn't the first choice. But when it was time for a career change, Nicole brought her business leadership skills back to the family business, leading the growth of Fortune Title. In this episode, Nicole joins FNF's Chuck Cain to share her family's success story.

In the episode Brad interviews Great Buildz founder Paul Dashevsky. Paul explains the recent ADU boom and why it is so important when choosing the right contractor.

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Sharran Srivatsaa- succeeding in real estate. Sharran grew the luxury brand Teles from $350M to $3.5B, a 10X growth in just 5 years. He shares secrets about what buyers and sellers really care about, how to rise above industry disruption, the importance of paying for coaching, and the value for your life now and for your future life of spending time creating a vivid vision of your bigger, better future.

After growing up, dumpster diving for food as an impoverished citizen of India, Sharran’s father sacrificed everything to get his son to the US. Here, Sharran has taken advantage of the opportunities, graduating with honors, working for the investment firm Goldman Sachs, and now acting as a venture capital investor and private mentor to top CEOs. 

In this episode, Sharran gives the following insight:

·       Buyers are looking for a home and sellers are looking for buyers. 

·       The most important thing that you can offer to your clients is the feeling of safety.

·       Talk less about yourself and more about your clients journey. You are the sherpa, the guide, not the climber. It’s not about your story, it’s about theirs. 

·       You are selling insight and advice. That is what makes you valuable and focusing on this will set you apart from your competitors, including Big Tech disruptors. 

·       Transformations don’t happen in isolation. You need mentors and coaching and you need to pay for it. Asking to “pick someone’s brain” is a poor strategy and will keep you from getting the help you actually need.

·       When you consider your bigger and better future, you rise above all of the problems of today. Go as far as creating a 25-year plan, dividing each year into four quarters for a total of 100 quarters. It then becomes your job to get 1% closer to that bigger future each quarter. That’s it. 

Success leaves clues, and Sharran hand-delivered so many of them that will inspire us to think bigger and achieve higher. 

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In this episode Brad interviews Heidi Marshall with First American Home Warranty. Find out why you need one, who pays for it and what to upgrades to order.

Create your own real estate reality TV show. Your ability to build the business that funds the life you really want is contingent upon your ability to get and keep the attention of those you wish to serve. HGTV has created a powerful model of merging entertainment with education. Today’s guest, Brent Silberbauer discusses how he has created his own HGTV-like following in Chico, CA and you should do the same. 

Four years ago, Brent was selling cell phones to businesses to take care of his family because the church where he had served as a youth pastor and media director had blown up. This job put him in front of an investor group that had hired him to do new business acquisition. Eventually, Brent left to start his own commercial firm. Excited about his new opportunity, he didn’t realize the commercial real estate cliff that his industry would go over as the pandemic and subsequent shut-down took effect. 

Brent knew he had to do something fast. Despite his reluctance, Brent pivoted into residential real estate and his vision for what he could do for his community began to take hold. Troubled by the number of people leaving California for a number of reasons, Brent began to see that following in the footsteps of what Chip and Jojo did for Waco, TX, would allow him to impact the city of Chico in important ways. 

Fast forward to today, Brent has a booming residential real estate business, some of the best listing videos you’ll find and is about ready to release his version of Fixer Upper in Chico.  

Some of the things you’ll learn from this episode:

●      the mindset of moving forward when difficulty strikes

●      the vision to want to do something bigger than just build your own real estate business

●      how to negotiate deals with labor and material providers as a form of investment into a local TV show of which you become the producer

●      the importance of attention and how to get it

●      the importance of the Hook, Story, Offer framework for building business

●      how to use people you’ve never met as your mentors, boosting the sum average of the 5 people you spend the most time with

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Instagram Reels for Real Estate Agents. That was the topic that I asked Steve Penate, a social media darling who sells over 50 homes a year through simple Instagram marketing, to talk about. What I learned a few minutes into the show blew me away! What he’s overcome to be who he is today will not only inspire you, but it will make you want to throw out every one of your excuses. It is seriously, so inspiring!

The topics that we discussed included:

• How Steve has overcome, and continues every day to work to overcome, a severe stuttering problem as he has put himself not only in a public facing profession, but also by putting himself all over the Internet.
• The power of facing our fears and overcoming our excuses
• Why Reels is such an important, and timely, opportunity NOW
•  The three E’s of social media success, which include:
  • Educate
  • Entertain
  • Execute

Steve went on to share what he does to continue to be a Big Thinker and expand his possibilities. You’re going to love this episode and you’re going to love Steve even more. 

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Real Estate Market Predictions with Justin Harnish offered way more than just market predictions. The topics covered included:

• work-life balance- 
  • Justin has a habit of proactively communicating with his clients to try and protect his time with his family
  • He purposely commits himself to coaching soccer teams, boating, and skiing with his family so that he can focus on them.
• market predictions-
  • Portland has lost more generational wealth in the past few months than in any other time that he remembers. He attributes that to Oregon’s politics. However, what has replaced that money has been even more money with people fleeing California and the heavy tax situation, coupled with the potential of more tax increases under a new Administration.
  • This has created additional demand, which continues to drive up the price of our real estate in certain segments. 
  • Overall, the Portland market has an optimistic outlook for the coming year. 
  • The segment to watch would be the lower segments that are most closely tied to service professions more deeply impacted by the pandemic. 
  • In other words, not all market segments are going to have the same outlook moving forward, so watch your market segment as it may be impacted differently. 
• the numbers of real estate
  • Justin taught to go into the RMLS system and try and break the system, meaning, go in and pull reports and numbers that no else is pulling in order to identify trends, forecasts and insights that wil help your clients. 
  • As you do this, you’ll find that you stand out from Tech Giants competitors and the average Joe Realtor.

Justin also spoke about his mentors, the people that have shaped him into the broker that he is today. Being the agent that has sold more real estate than any other agent for the past 10-years, he spoke about what it takes to build sustainable success, and what he does to continue to be a big thinker and expand his possibilities. 

You’re going to love this interview with Justin. He has tons to offer all of us. 

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The mindset of a successful real estate agent with Jacqueline Smith helps us to know that we don’t have to be born positive and always be positive in order to be successful. Jacqueline shares how this is something that she once struggled with. Here, in this episode, she shares what she does in order to get have the right mindset for big success. 

Jacqueline shares her rise from selling 52 homes her first year as a solo agent, wanting to build a team, and then making the decision to partner with Place, Inc., which is a platform for real estate agents to be able to access the leverage that they need to reach their biggest goals, both in business and in life. Jacqueline discussed how Place has taken the traditional team model and turned it on its head. 

We discussed several key topics including:

The need to have the right mindset and how it didn’t come naturally to her

• The downsides of being a big thinker and high-achiever, including always focusing on the gap between where we are and where we want to be. 
• The need instead to focus on your strengths rather than your weaknesses, what you’re doing well instead of what you aren’t doing well.
• The practice of writing down your true feelings each morning and then auditing them to see if those feelings are 1.) grounded in truth, and 2.) aligned with the outcome that we actually want to get. 

In answer to the Signature Question, Jacqueline shared that she continues to be a Big Thinker through big thinking and BETTER THINKING. As she has learned to improve her thinking, her possibilities expand. 

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