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I'm excited to have Michelle Becker from Windermere Real Estate in Spokane, Washington, joining us to share her experience in organizing a highly successful and impactful civic-minded client event. Michelle has been in the real estate business since 2007 and has extensive experience in hosting client events.
Michelle's Civic-Minded Client Event: A Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Identify a Worthy Cause
Michelle's event revolved around packing food bags for Second Harvest, a local organization that provides food assistance to schools and families in need. She had been volunteering with them regularly and was inspired to involve her clients in this noble cause.
Step 2: Plan and Coordinate with the Organization
Michelle reached out to Second Harvest and secured a date and time for her group to volunteer. She also gathered essential details, such as the event duration, maximum capacity, and any specific requirements.
Step 3: Invite Your Clients and Network
Michelle promoted the event through social media and personal invitations. She encouraged her clients to bring friends and family members, expanding the reach and impact of the event.
Step 4: Provide Clear Instructions and Logistics
Michelle communicated all the necessary details to her attendees, including arrival times, parking information, and what to expect during the event.
Step 5: Facilitate the Volunteer Experience
On the day of the event, Michelle and her group participated in packing food bags at Second Harvest's facility. The process involved rotating through different stations, allowing for teamwork and interaction among participants.
Step 6: Celebrate and Debrief (Optional)
After the volunteer activity, Michelle organized an optional gathering at a nearby brewery, providing an opportunity for participants to unwind, connect, and share their experiences.
The Impact and Benefits
Michelle's event was an overwhelming success, with 65 attendees out of an 80-person capacity. Participants expressed their gratitude and shared that they had created lasting memories while giving back to the community. The event strengthened Michelle's relationships with her clients and facilitated new connections.
Advice for Hosting a Civic-Minded Event
Michelle encourages other real estate professionals to explore similar opportunities in their communities. She emphasizes the ease of organizing such an event and the immense rewards it brings, both personally and professionally. By aligning with a cause that resonates with her values, Michelle found a meaningful way to engage her clients while making a positive impact.
Connect with Michelle Becker
If you'd like to learn more about Michelle's civic-minded client event or seek her advice on organizing a similar initiative, you can reach out to her at [email protected].
Remember, as real estate professionals, we have the opportunity to make a difference in our communities while strengthening our relationships with clients. Michelle's example serves as an inspiration for us all.
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I'm excited to have Michelle Becker from Windermere Real Estate in Spokane, Washington, joining us to share her experience in organizing a highly successful and impactful civic-minded client event. Michelle has been in the real estate business since 2007 and has extensive experience in hosting client events.
Michelle's Civic-Minded Client Event: A Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Identify a Worthy Cause
Michelle's event revolved around packing food bags for Second Harvest, a local organization that provides food assistance to schools and families in need. She had been volunteering with them regularly and was inspired to involve her clients in this noble cause.
Step 2: Plan and Coordinate with the Organization
Michelle reached out to Second Harvest and secured a date and time for her group to volunteer. She also gathered essential details, such as the event duration, maximum capacity, and any specific requirements.
Step 3: Invite Your Clients and Network
Michelle promoted the event through social media and personal invitations. She encouraged her clients to bring friends and family members, expanding the reach and impact of the event.
Step 4: Provide Clear Instructions and Logistics
Michelle communicated all the necessary details to her attendees, including arrival times, parking information, and what to expect during the event.
Step 5: Facilitate the Volunteer Experience
On the day of the event, Michelle and her group participated in packing food bags at Second Harvest's facility. The process involved rotating through different stations, allowing for teamwork and interaction among participants.
Step 6: Celebrate and Debrief (Optional)
After the volunteer activity, Michelle organized an optional gathering at a nearby brewery, providing an opportunity for participants to unwind, connect, and share their experiences.
The Impact and Benefits
Michelle's event was an overwhelming success, with 65 attendees out of an 80-person capacity. Participants expressed their gratitude and shared that they had created lasting memories while giving back to the community. The event strengthened Michelle's relationships with her clients and facilitated new connections.
Advice for Hosting a Civic-Minded Event
Michelle encourages other real estate professionals to explore similar opportunities in their communities. She emphasizes the ease of organizing such an event and the immense rewards it brings, both personally and professionally. By aligning with a cause that resonates with her values, Michelle found a meaningful way to engage her clients while making a positive impact.
Connect with Michelle Becker
If you'd like to learn more about Michelle's civic-minded client event or seek her advice on organizing a similar initiative, you can reach out to her at [email protected].
Remember, as real estate professionals, we have the opportunity to make a difference in our communities while strengthening our relationships with clients. Michelle's example serves as an inspiration for us all.
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