Not theoretical. Not textbook. Real estate education grounded in more than a decade of running brokerages, managing compliance, and navigating Ontario's regulatory environment firsthand.
Lead facilitation of Ontario's pre-registration real estate curriculum at Career College Group. Courses are structured to RECO's requirements under TRESA, preparing prospective agents and brokers for licensing and for the actual practice of real estate in Ontario's regulatory environment. Emphasis on compliance awareness, ethical practice, and practical transaction knowledge from day one.
Five years facilitating Ontario's pre-registration and continuing education real estate programs at Humber College. Delivered courses across all core areas of the licensing curriculum, working with students ranging from career-changers to seasoned professionals pursuing their broker designation. Known for a practical, scenario-based teaching approach that connects regulatory requirements to real transaction situations.
Available for conferences, brokerage events, association panels, and professional development sessions. All sessions are tailored to the audience and grounded in current regulatory reality.
A practical breakdown of the Trust in Real Estate Services Act. What brokerages must change, what agents need to understand, and where the compliance risk actually lives. Delivered in plain language, not legal jargon.
The systems, processes, and governance structures that make the difference between a brokerage that grows sustainably and one that grows chaotically. Based on experience founding, running, and scaling multiple Ontario brokerages.
A clear, practical guide to FINTRAC anti-money laundering obligations in real estate. Client identification, suspicious transaction reporting, record keeping, and how to build a defensible compliance program without overwhelming your team.
A frank assessment of the gap between what Ontario's licensing program teaches and what agents need to know on day one. Practical strategies for brokerages to close that gap through structured onboarding and mentorship.
One of the most misunderstood areas of TRESA. How the new rules work, what agents are required to disclose, what designations change, and what brokerages need to document and train for.
The counterintuitive argument for investing in compliance: that brokerages with clean systems, well-trained agents, and clear documentation are more attractive to top agents, more resilient under scrutiny, and more profitable long-term.
30 to 60 minute keynote address for real estate conferences, association events, and industry summits.
Panelist or moderator for industry discussions on compliance, operations, education, and brokerage management.
Half-day or full-day in-house workshop for brokerage agent teams. Custom content, scenario-based, fully interactive.
Formal course facilitation for educational institutions. Experienced with Ontario's real estate licensing curriculum structure.
Conference, brokerage training session, panel, or curriculum delivery. Use the inquiry form and describe the event, audience size, and dates.