The calendar
A licence gets you the right to work. A network gets you the work. These are the rooms we run, and most of them are open to you long before you are licensed. Some are loud and full of coffee. Some start at nine in the morning because your evenings are spoken for. One of them has crayons.
What runs, and who it is for
Evenings · Tampa Bay
Business networking that leaves something behind. Every gathering supports a local cause, and the room is deliberately mixed: agents, lenders, title, small business owners, nonprofit leaders. Come for the connections. Stay because it turns out generosity is a better networking strategy than a stack of cards.
Open to everyone. Students, licensed agents, affiliates, anyone building something here.
Monday mornings · Kenneth City
Not a class about marketing. A room where marketing gets made. You arrive with a phone and leave with something finished: a rebuilt profile, a published post, a content plan you will actually use. Monday on purpose, because the week is decided at the start of it, not rescued at the end. New agents are exactly who this was built for.
Business owners, creators, and every agent who is brilliant in person and invisible online.
Before you are licensed
Curated, small, and deliberately early. You meet title, lending, inspection, insurance and marketing people while you are still studying, so that on the day your license is issued you already have the numbers in your phone. No pitching from the front of the room. Conversations at tables.
Enrolled students and recent graduates. Held outside class time, always optional.
Weekday mornings
Everything above, held while the sun is up. Because plenty of people who want this cannot do a 7pm anything, and evening-only calendars quietly exclude them.
Anyone whose real life happens in the evening.
Weekend mornings
Bring your kids. Genuinely. There is something for them to do, the coffee is real, and nobody apologises for a toddler. Built on a simple belief: parents should not have to choose between building a career and being present for the childhood.
Parents, caregivers and their kids. Yes, all of them.
By invitation
A smaller room, four or five times a year. Luxury is a set of skills before it is a price point: how a high-end listing is presented, priced, marketed and protected, taught by people who actually do it. Invitations go first to graduates and to agents doing the work.
Graduates, invited agents, and invited partners.
What is coming up
One more thing
Business & Brews, the Lab, the daytime sessions and Mom, Dad & Me are open rooms. Come to one before you decide anything. It is the cheapest possible way to find out whether these are your people.