Team Leader Summit — Attendees

The leaders in the room.

Before the day starts, we sit down with each attendee for a 10–15 minute interview — what they’re building, what’s working, and the questions they’re bringing into the room.

Format

Audio & video interviews

Length

10–15 minutes

Cohort

Edition 01 · 2026

Cohort Size

6 conversations

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24 min

Joe Herrera on the room he built

Team Leader · The Herrera Group

Keynote · Edition 01

Joe Herrera sits down to unpack the thinking behind the summit — why the room was assembled, and what the highest-performing teams actually share.

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14 min

Freeman Wang on scaling a 50-agent team to $425M

Team Leader · Freeman Wang Team · Southern California

430 homes / $425M in 2024

Freeman walks through the systems behind his 50-agent team — how he built a 90% repeat-and-referral business, the recruiting model that scaled the org, and where he’s placing his bets on the next decade in California real estate.

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19 min

Ian Michael on building durable systems

Team Leader · Michael & Co.

Attendee Interview · Edition 01

Ian Michael talks through the operating systems that let a team keep compounding — hiring, accountability, and the habits that hold under pressure.

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12 min

Caroline Lee on partnership as an operating model

Partner · HomeReady Team

Host · Edition 01

Caroline unpacks how the HomeReady partnership splits responsibilities at the top — why it accelerates decision-making and how to design a working partnership without the resentment most teams build into the structure by default.

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13 min

The VA playbook — building offshore capacity

Attendee Interview · Coming Soon

Operations & scale

A team leader who runs a six-person offshore bench on what to delegate first, how to set up morning standups across time zones, and the SOP discipline that has to come with it.

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10 min

Lead generation & the conversion math

Attendee Interview · Coming Soon

Lead gen & data

A short, sharp conversation on the lead sources that actually pencil, the distribution model that keeps agents fed, and the conversion math behind teams that win consistently.