Use the following schedule as a guide to help prepare your presentation. For half-day sessions, we’ve highlighted the most important subjects to cover.

New Member Orientation Timeline

8:00 amRegistration and refreshments.
8:15 amWelcome, introduction, professionalism and getting started. Show 2012 New Member Orientation Video. Show the 2012 New Member Orientation Video (18 min.) on the DVD in this brochure to help new members get acquainted with the REALTOR® organization.
8:45 amSpeaker or guest. Invite, for example, a top producer or local broker.
9:00 amProfessional Standards & Code of Ethics review. Review the 2012 REALTOR® Code of Ethics renewal requirements. Purchase Code of Ethics materials at www.nar.realtor/Store. Note: Be sure to include comments about the REALTOR® Code of Ethics Training Requirement and the 2012 cycle deadline. In addition to this
overview, Associations are required to conduct 2.5 hours of new member Code of Ethics training.
9:30 amDiscussion on REALTOR® Safety. Show video.
10:00 amBreak
10:30 amShow NAR videos on antitrust or fair housing. Purchase copies of the antitrust and fair housing materials at www.nar.realtor/Store.
11:00 am Legislative Affairs/Action in Washington.
11:30 am Lunch
12:30 pmCommittee Panel: RPAC, REALTOR® Party, Local Issues.
1:00 pmMLS Information and discussion on REALTOR.com® and Realtors Property Resource™.
1:30 pmWhat Happens Next: Title Co., Home Inspector, Lender,
Home Warranties, other relationships.
2:00 pmBreak
2:15 pmSuccess stories from REALTORS®.
2:45 pmCommunity Outreach and Housing Opportunity Program.
3:15 pmResources from the REALTOR Benefits® Program and the REALTOR® Store.
3:45 pmEducation, Designations and REALTOR® University.
4:15 pmReview REALTOR® trademark and promoting the REALTOR® brand.
Distribute REALTOR® pins. If you need more pins for new members, contact our Pin Order Desk at 1-888-750-3343 or visit www.newmemberpins.com. On Your Mark brochure covers the rules for trademark usage. Order at www.nar.realtor/Store
4:30 pmRecite Oath and adjourn.

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