March Roundtable addresses technology’s impact on real estate
How technology will affect local transportation, real estate professionals, and future home buyers
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Editor's note: The event described below has been cancelled. Please plan accordingly.
Come explore the future technology wave by attending the upcoming UC Real Estate March Roundtable event on Friday, March 13, at the Cooper Creek Event Center. Check-in and networking will begin at 7:30 a.m., followed by a breakfast buffet and presentations at 8-9 a.m. Registration is required for all attendees at least 3 days prior to the event, as seating is limited.
Featured speakers of the program will provide the latest developments in technology specifically affecting both the Greater Cincinnati area and nationally. As technology is ever-changing, gaining an awareness of how technology may influence both the commercial and residential real estate industries is crucial.
Mark Policinski, CEO of the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments, will address how technology will impact society. “The technological revolution in mobility is here,” Policinski says. “This upheaval will transform our very concept of time and travel. Cars will be computers that drive us. Traffic lights and gas-powered engines will be found only in museums. The places where we live and work will be altered forever.”
T.G. Gallaudet, Senior Director of Broker Relations for Zillow Group, will speak to how far we have come and where will still need to go, regarding technological advances in real estate. T.G. will provide insight on how Zillow is changing the way people buy and sell homes. Zillow’s key driver for innovation stems from listening to their customers' needs for the right information through technology and services.
The program will be followed by a brief question-and-answer session with both presenters.
Keynote Speakers
Mark Policinski
Mark Policinski is celebrating his 28th year as a CEO, the past 16 of which have been with the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments (OKI). Prior to OKI, Mr. Policinski held senior-level positions in the private sector, including CEO of the Brown Publishing Company and vice president of The CoStar Group.
Before moving to Cincinnati, Mark worked in Washington, D.C., as a senior economist for The Joint Economic Committee on Capitol Hill and as the associate deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce under President Ronald Reagan. Read more>>
TG Gallaudet
T.G. Gallaudet oversees Zillow Group’s Broker and Franchisor Relations team, which is responsible for creating and maintaining partnerships with top firms across North America. His passion for the broker community is evidenced by his team’s dedication to creating meaningful partnerships which benefit Zillow Group brokerage and franchisor clients. He brings diverse experience to Zillow Group from his 20-plus year career working in both real estate and technology capacities. Prior to joining Zillow Group in 2014, T.G. led a top real estate team in Southern California, where he was named Realtor of the Year in 2011.
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