Realtors Gather to Advocate for Industry, Consumers At 2022 NAR RPAC President’s Circle Conference

Anthony Domathoti • March 9, 2022
Realtors Gather to Advocate for Industry, Consumers At 2022 NAR RPAC President’s Circle Conference

“A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” Jackie Robinson

HGAR President Anthony Domathoti attended the NAR RPAC President’s Circle Conference held from Feb. 24-27 at Nassau, Bahamas.

I recently returned from the 2022 National Association of Realtors RPAC President’s Circle Conference, and I must say I was once again blown away by the advocacy efforts at every level of our association. Words cannot express my gratitude for our Realtor community. We came together to fight for what’s right and just in America and in the world. We protect the American Dream and are champions for good and freedom.

It was a tremendous opportunity to hear the latest on NAR priorities and

initiatives as well as from the excellent speakers and panel discussions that were part of the three-day conference (Feb. 24-27) held in Nassau, Bahamas. Thank you to all investors, big and small who helped elect Realtor-championed candidates. A great big thank you to our NAR President 2022 Leslie Rouda Smith for organizing a great conference. I had the privilege of hearing leaders of both political parties. Thank you so much to our state and local association leadership for encouraging us to be involved in giving back to our industry.

From left: Ashley Etienne, Communications Director for Vice President Harris and Hagan Stone, REALTOR® Party Director
Mike Pompeo Former Secretary of State

Patti Solis Doyle (Hillary Clinton presidential campaign) and Kelly Ann Conway (Trump presidential campaign) shared their experiences and complemented each other on work-life balance while being mothers. Ashley Etienne (VP Harris campaign) motivated the audience and received a bipartisan singing of “happy birthday” for participating at the conference on her special day.

U.S. Senator Menendez (D-NJ) explained the importance of property ownership and the intergenerational wealth transfer that follows. The need for alternative credit scoring modeling to better assess financial responsibility was championed by U.S. Senator Tim Scott (R-SC). NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun provided valuable insights into the current home buying and economic trends and the performance of various housing markets.

Anthony Domathoti with NYSAR President Jennifer Vucetic

I’m grateful to former Ambassador Bill Richardson and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for their service to the country and for their insights at the conference. A special thank you to all the participants for sharing their time, their knowledge, and their dedication to protecting private property rights throughout our great nation!

I am so humbled and blessed to be just a small part of it all!

To my fellow Realtors, please be a part of the change you want to see. Show up and speak up. Use your voice to effect change.

The 2023 RPAC President’s Circle Conference will be held in Cancun, Mexico on March 6-9, 2023. If you want to know more about this conference and how to get involved in RPAC, please reach out to me!

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