In addition,
Whatley urged state and local associations to work together to share ideas
and successful programs. In an initiative already under way called "Progressive
Partnerships," some state and local associations are joining together
and with community groups to tackle common problems instead of duplicating
efforts and programs. She also said that through shared services, the
Realtor organization can deliver new levels of service efficiently, reduce
costs, and enhance member productivity.
The Fayette
County Board of Realtors currently partners with the NewnanCoweta
Board of Realtors, Metro South Association of Realtors, and the Heart
of Georgia Board of Realtors in many projects including continuing education
and professional standards and will continue to work together in the shared
services initiative.
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