Buzz Conference ‘ROCK'N REAL ESTATE 2024’ Hits Calgary This May

The country’s premier real estate conference is set to land in Calgary in just two weeks, and the event is shaping up to be a who’s who of Alberta real estate’s most influential leaders, thinkers, and innovators.

The BUZZ Conference ‘ROCK'N REAL ESTATE 2024’ will take over the Carriage House Hotel & Conference Centre on Thursday, May 2, with doors (and a light continental breakfast) opening at 7:30am. The event will run from 8am to 5pm, with a cocktail-and-networking hour following the day's final session.

With TITLE Sponsor CREB (Calgary Real Estate Board) — led by Alan Tennant, CEO — conference attendees can expect unparalleled networking opportunities, and will be able to sit in on presentations from several elite speakers.

Chair Christian Twomey will open the day with a "State of the Market" address, and CREB Chief Economist Ann-Marie Lurie will provide an economic update for 2024.

From left: Ann-Marie Lurie, CREB Chief Economist; Christopher Alexander, President, RE/MAX Canada; Christian Twomey, CREB Chair; Cliff Stevenson, Owner RE/MAX First, former President, CREA

Speakers from Calgary, Edmonton, and other cities across Alberta will take to the stage to share tips, trends, forecasts, systems, strategies, and an inside-look at their professional playbooks.

A few of the major names lined up for attendance? Christopher Alexander, RE/MAX Canada President; plus leading broker owners such as Corinne Lyall, Royal LePage Benchmark; Cliff Stevenson, RE/MAX First (and former CREA President); Lindsey Smith, CIR Realty; Geneva Tetreault, Century 21 in Edmonton; and Mega Team Leader Justin Havre, EXP Realty.

From left: Corinne Lyall, Royal LePage; Lindsey Smith, CIR Realty; Justin Havre, EXP Realty; Geneva Tetreault, Century 21

ROCK'N REAL ESTATE 2024 is a chance to rub shoulders with Alberta real estate’s best and brightest, while learning how to set your real estate business up for success in the year to come.

STOREYS is the official media partner of ROCK'N REAL ESTATE 2024. For those interested in attending the conference, tickets are available to purchase online.

The BUZZ Conference thanks its loyal sponsors and speakers, and extends a big shout out to its incredible Organizing Committee, led by Nick Profeta, Kirsten Smith, Kathy Thirsk, and Kelly Kimber. Click here to learn more.

More information on the event can be found on the Buzz Conference website and Instagram page.

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The Buzz Conference ‘ROCK'N REAL ESTATE 2024’ Hits Calgary In May

The country’s premier real estate conference is set to land in Calgary on May 2, and the event is shaping up to be a who’s who of Alberta real estate’s most influential leaders, thinkers, and innovators.

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