Spring 2019: Protect Your Association Against Cybercrime

Learn from your fellow REALTOR® association executives how to stay safe and fight back against cyberthreats. Plus, get members to adopt your next technology-focused membership benefit in six easy steps. Council of MLSs 2019 Chair Chris Carrillo delivers the scoop on the state of the industry, and learn why California’s new data security legislation could become the norm nationwide.

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In This Issue

Two recently filed class-action antitrust lawsuits against the National Association of REALTORS® and several major real estate franchisors allege falsely that consumers have no ability to negotiate commissions with real estate professionals.
The Executive Outreach Program, designed to strengthen relationships between NAR and local and state associations and MLSs, launched in early 2018.
The new California data privacy law that addresses growing concerns over how online companies are using people’s personal information may be the beginning of a nationwide trend that could also affect REALTOR® associations, MLSs, and brokerages.

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