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AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Keller Williams (“KW”), the world’s largest real estate technology franchise by agent count, has launched a Sports and Entertainment (S+E) business community, which offers specialized training, coaching, events and referral opportunities for agents and real estate teams.

“Our Sports and Entertainment community is an opportunity to connect like-minded agents within KW to develop deeper relationships”

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“We’re excited to announce how we’re providing our agents and teams with a rich suite of tools and training to best tailor their businesses to succeed with sports and entertainment clients,” said Sajag Patel, vice president of segments, Keller Williams.

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Since its December 2021 launch, KW Sports + Entertainment (KWSE) amassed an impressive 1,248 members – and counting. Under the leadership of Global Director Jordan Stuart and his Chief Operations Officer Jason Ross, the segment has flourished far beyond a trusted referral partner network. “It’s a shared mindset,” says Stuart. “It’s partially luxury, partially commercial, and there are some land acquisition elements. I love the fact that the client base we have in sports and entertainment checks a lot of different boxes. There was a need for a segment specifically dedicated to what we focus on.” 

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A rookie player in need of privacy and a short commute time to their training facility. A recording artist taking into consideration the needs of their spouse, children, and parents in addition to their own. These are the types of transactions common within the exclusive sports and entertainment subdivision of real estate. 

“At the end of the day, it comes down to the comfort that everybody is looking for in terms of a safe place to live,” Next Move Network CEO and Keller Williams Sports + Entertainment Global Director Jordan Stuart says.

“When you have a client such as a professional athlete or an entertainer, you have to understand their lifestyle, the privacy and discretion that goes with that, and to treat the w...

In a sold-out black-tie event on Saturday night in Orlando, Florida, 500 riveted attendees became better prepared to keep children safe.

“When I walked in, I was blown away,” said Callahan Walsh, executive director at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. “There was so much energy in the air, the room was buzzing.”

Callahan and his father, NCMEC co-founder John Walsh, were the keynote speakers this weekend at an event hosted by KW Sports and Entertainment (KWSE), as part of a larger national conference for real estate giant Keller Williams. The event brings together agents in the sports and entertainment industry. In addition to their work at the center, Callahan and John co-host the TV show, “In Pursuit with John Walsh,” on Investigation Discovery and are both active child safety advocates.

Tickets for the night quickly sold out, which included a performance by American Idol season 13 finalist, Kristen O’Conner, and a fundraiser to help support NCMEC.

The crowd’s g...