TRREB Realtor Quest Returns to Toronto May 17 and 18

This month, TRREBREALTOR® QUEST is returning to Toronto.

The highly anticipated event is taking place at the Toronto Congress Centre on May 17 and 18. Over the course of two days, 10,000 attendees will gather to tune into more than 20 dynamic speakers, and to explore offerings from more than 200 industry-leading exhibitors.

Hosted by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board for 16 years, TRREB REALTOR® QUEST is known internationally as Canada's largest real estate conference and trade show, and is celebrated for its inspiring headliners, world-class keynote speakers, and compelling panel discussions.

Be sure to catch comedian and Emmy Award Winner Trevor Noah discuss effective communication and the power of making connections with ET Canada host, Cheryl Hickey. Get a glimpse into the mind of the former Daily Show host as he shares his unique perspective in a one-hour session that is sure to be both thought-provoking and hilarious.

Join sports legend Billie Jean King and broadcast journalist Gurdeep Ahluwalia in a fascinating discussion. Hear firsthand about King's groundbreaking achievements on and off the court and her tireless advocacy for gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights. Take advantage of this insightful conversation that explores how we can create inclusive, multi-generational workplaces.

In this captivating talk, Dr. Bernice A. King, CEO of The King Center and daughter of civil rights icons Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, sits down with award-winning broadcaster Pooja Handa. This compelling conversation will explore the power of collective action and building stronger communities.

Attendees can also look forward to the speaker series, an engaging trade show floor, and a revamped Health Quest, where guests can relax in a zen atmosphere while taking advantage of health and wellness services. There will even be yoga, massage therapy, and an oxygen bar on site for all to enjoy. Conference sessions will spotlight the benefits of podcasting and podcast advertising, burnout prevention, ChatGPT and AI, sustainable building, diverse and inclusive workplaces, and much more.

Sprawling out across the Toronto Congress Centre's 280,000 sq. ft, TRREB REALTOR® QUEST is the can't-miss real estate event of the season. With close proximity to Pearson International Airport, major hotels, many restaurants, and free parking for more than 6,000 vehicles, we can't think of a reason not to be there.

Click here to pre-register for the event.

Note: attendees are asked to self-screen for COVID-19 symptoms prior to arriving at TRREB Realtor Quest.

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This article was produced in partnership with STOREYS Custom Studio.

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TRREB Realtor Quest Returns to Toronto this Month with Keynote Speaker Trevor Noah

On May 17 and 18, TRREB Realtor Quest is returning to the city, taking place at the Toronto Congress Centre.

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