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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2024 · 49 MIN

Tech as a Force for Good in Housing | Kevin Donnelly, RETTC

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In Episode 11 of Unscripted, Andrew Bowen, SVP of LeaseLock, connects with Kevin Donnelly, Executive Director and Chief Advocacy Officer at the Real Estate Technology and Transformation Center (RETTC). Fresh off RETTC’s launch at OpTech, Kevin discusses the organization’s mission to leverage technology as a force for good in real estate, improving housing affordability and resident outcomes.They explore RETTC’s focus on three pillars: peer-to-peer engagement, year-round convening, and advocacy, emphasizing why tech is pivotal in addressing the industry's biggest challenges. Kevin shares insights on building bridges between policymakers and the multifamily industry, highlighting the urgent need for industry-wide collaboration to tackle regulatory complexities and drive innovation.“The time for people to sit on the back bench has passed. We need active advocates on the field at every level of government.” - Kevin DonnellyTune in to hear how RETTC is transforming real estate technology and learn actionable steps to get involved in advocacy for the future of housing.Created and Presented by LeaseLock, Inc.Host: Andrew Bowen, LeaseLockExecutive Producer: Jonas Dominique, LeaseLockGraphics and Artwork by Tricia PrincipeProducer / Editor: ⁠Jaime Livas

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