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The document provides information on hosting an unconference event, including important steps, frequently asked questions, and examples. Some key points covered include: 1) An unconference is a participant-driven event focused on collaboration without a set schedule. 2) Common concerns about hosting one are addressed, such as lack of expertise, time, and reasons people would attend without an agenda. 3) Examples are given for how previous Real Estate BarCamp events were organized and promoted with varying levels of resources. 4) Contact information is provided for those with additional questions.
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- 18. REBC SF 2009 Schedule by Ted Mackel
- 33. SAN FRANCISCO, HOUSTON, NEW YORK, FREDRICKSBURG, LOS ANGELES, PHOENIX, PORTLAND, SEATTLE, PITTSBURGH, CHARLOTTE, MIAMI, WASHINGTON DC, VIRGINIA BEACH, CHICAGO, TORONTO, NASHVILLE, ORANGE COUNTY, LYNCHBURG, PHILADELPHIA, INDIANAPOLIS, DENVER, MINNEAPOLIS, SALT LAKE CITY, AUSTIN, SAN DIEGO, OCEAN CITY, SAN JOSE, RALEIGH-DURUM,
- 34. SAN FRANCISCO, HOUSTON, NEW YORK, FREDRICKSBURG, LOS ANGELES, PHOENIX, PORTLAND, SEATTLE, PITTSBURGH, CHARLOTTE, MIAMI, WASHINGTON DC, VIRGINIA BEACH, CHICAGO, TORONTO, NASHVILLE, ORANGE COUNTY, LYNCHBURG, PHILADELPHIA, INDIANAPOLIS, DENVER, MINNEAPOLIS, SALT LAKE CITY, AUSTIN, SAN DIEGO, OCEAN CITY, SAN JOSE, RALEIGH-DURUM,
- 35. FREQUENT CONCERNS Im not an expert on social media. I dont have time to organize this. Whats with the name? RE BarCamp. Why would people commit to an event with no set schedule?
- 36. NOT A SOCIAL MEDIA EXPERT Events are participant driven. Events are not just about social media. Be an expert at being a host.
- 37. TIME TO ORGANIZE Encourage members to organize it. Only as complicated as you want it to be. Avoid over-planning. Its an unconference!
- 38. RE BARCAMP Dont call it RE BarCamp.
- 39. NO SET SCHEDULE Not every member is going to accept this. This is a collaborative environment. Collaborative people will come. Promote a list of likely subjects.
- 40. FREQUENT QUESTIONS Whats in it for my association? Can people participate virtually? Can we pro鍖t on the event?
- 41. WHATS IN IT FOR ME? Innovative content. Good will. Connecting with more people like me.
- 42. VIRTUAL PARTICIPATION Possible, but not common or required. Look for a sponsor to cover logistics and cost. Encourage participants to broadcast the event via social media.
- 43. PROFITING The tradition is not to pro鍖t. People are more likely to collaborate. Consider giving net-proceeds to charity.
- 44. HOW JAY DID IT REBarCamp Chicago organized by a committee of people. ~500 Attendees. Core organizers met weekly. Sponsorships sold to cover lunch, t-shirts, and venue costs. Constant event promotion on Twitter, Facebook, blogs, title/lender mailing lists. Links on Association sites / newsletters.
- 45. HOW NAR DID IT REBarCamp Chicago organized by two people. ~150 Attendees. Four volunteers on site. No lunch, t-shirts, or giveaways. NAR provided venue and internet. Traded sponsorships.
- 47. QUESTIONS? Hilary Marsh @hilarymarsh hmarsh@realtors.org Jay Thompson @phxreguy jay@thompsonsrealty.com Todd Carpenter @tcar tcarpenter@realtors.org