Name: Path to Leadership Forum - Women’s Council of Realtors (Boston/Central)
Start: 2026-03-27T10:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-03-27T13:30:00-04:00
Location: Southline Boston, William T Morrissey Boulevard, Boston, MA, USA

$Path to Leadership Forum - Women\u2019s Council of Realtors (Boston\/Central)$

Join us in Boston for a very special panel where we’ll hear from leaders in the real estate industry and their journey along the way.
About this Event

Path to Leadership Forum - Women’s Council of Realtors (Boston/Central)

Join us for the Path to Leadership Forum hosted by the Women’s Council of Realtors in Boston/Central. We will be hearing from a top notch panel of leaders in the real estate industry. Connect with fellow industry professionals, gain valuable insights, and be inspired for your own leadership journey!

Speakers:

Joselin Malkhasian - 2026 President of the Greater Boston Association of REALTORS®

Kristen Keegan - 2026 President of the Massachusetts Association of REALTORS®

Gary Rogers - 2009 President of the Massachusetts Association of REALTORS® and 2024 National Association of REALTORS® Member Services Liaison

Don't miss out on our first in-person event of the year. We'll be serving light bites for breakfast followed by lunch after the panel.

Tickets:

$25 for non-members

Free for Women's Council of Realtors members (Please use your email as your code. If you're having trouble, please email [email protected].)

Agenda:

10am - Breakfast

10:30am - Panel and Q&A

12:30pm - Lunch & Networking

We are excited to host our event at Southline Boston! Parking is available on-site for free.

Southline Boston is a major redevelopment of the former Boston Globe headquarters into a modern innovation campus for life science, tech, and creative office tenants, featuring labs, flex space, retail, and extensive amenities like a food hall, fitness center, and conference facilities. Located at 135 Morrissey Boulevard, the project transformed the existing structure into a vibrant hub with a focus on sustainability, community, and accessibility, directly on the Red Line.