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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2024 · 6 MIN

Episode 386 - Bill Risser - Fidelity National Financial - The Sequel

from The Real Estate Sessions

Transition in the real estate industry, such as incorporating advanced technologies, is a fascinating topic that highlights the industry's adaptability and future prospects. Bill Risser, a veteran in the real estate industry, sees this transition as a testament to the industry's resilience and ability to evolve. Risser has weathered numerous changes in his 25 years of experience, including market crashes and booms and the recent shift towards virtual operations spurred by the 2020 pandemic. His career trajectory, from embracing new technologies like Zoom back in the day for training sessions to joining innovative startups like RateMyAgent, showcases his adaptable, forward-thinking approach to the industry. Now, as the VP/Regional Sales Enablement Manager at Fidelity National Financial, Risser continues to champion growth and success in real estate, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to the industry's evolution.

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