The Buzz Conference 'DISRUPTION 2023' Hits Toronto This Month

Toronto will play host to a highly anticipated real estate conference later this month, seeing industry leaders gather together to share their takes on everything from market trends to transformative technologies.

The Buzz Conference 'DISRUPTION 2023' will take over the Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex on Thursday, March 30 for what is promising to be "the most energized and engaged real estate event experience in Canada."

READ: Behind the Buzz: How Virginia Munden Built One of Canada’s Biggest Real Estate Conferences

Beginning bright and early at 7:30 am, DISRUPTION 2023 kicks off with some networking time (and a continental breakfast) before moving onto the speaker series. The schedule is riddled with recognizable names, including Co-Host Richard Silver, Senior Vice President, Sales for Silver Burtnick & Associates at Sotheby's International Realty Canada.

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Also on the speaker schedule are The Listings Lab founder Jess Lenouvel, REALTOR® and content creator Matt Lionetti, influential REALTOR® Tom Storey, and REVEL Realty Inc. Founder Ryan Serravalle. Topics covered will range from "The Secret Sauce to Your Real Estate Success," hosted by Founder and CEO of Londono Realty Group Inc. Tatiana Londono, to "The YouTube Blueprint," hosted by REALTOR® and social media expert Mike Sherrard.

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The day will wrap up with a cocktail and networking event at 5 pm, giving attendees one more opportunity to mingle and connect.

This year's Buzz Conference will build on the success of past iterations, including last year's well-attended Recharge 2022.

STOREYS is the official media partner of DISRUPTION 2023. For those interested in attending the conference, tickets are available to purchase online now. Use discount code STOREYS25 for $25 off the purchase price!

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The Buzz Conference 'DISRUPTION 2023' Hits Toronto This Month

The Buzz Conference 'Disruption 2023' will take over the Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex in Toronto on Thursday, March 30.

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