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Resources for Executives

This portion of our site is designed specifically as an Association Executive toolbox. Use the links below for information on business tools, partnering with Oregon REALTORS®, and more.

New Member Welcome

Use this eleven minute YouTube video as part of your New Member Orientation.

REALTOR® Property Resource Review – Association Staff Training

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The Answer Book

Whether you are a new or seasoned association executive (AE), developing effective leadership skills is crucial to your professional success. Strong leaders have a vision for the association, motivate and engage volunteers and staff members, and find solutions to the challenges and opportunities facing the organization.

Becoming an effective AE involves a mix of both tangible and intangible skills. For instance, an association leader can learn about Strategic Planning and Visioning, Budgeting, Marketing, Political Action and Membership Development in various chapters of The Answer Book.

Partnering with Oregon REALTORS®

Oregon REALTORS® offers many partnership opportunities, which benefit the local association, the state association and our members. Co-sponsor a professional development course, plan a visit to your membership meeting or event, Professional Standards Administration Enforcement, and more!

Professional Standards Academy

Every year Oregon REALTORS® offers a Professional Standards Academy designed to provide attendees with an update on professional standards, Code of Ethics and enforcement procedures, plus other changes adopted by NAR’s Board of Directors or Delegate Body. The Academy is held annually in March and provides three courses: Professional Standards Training, Mediation Training, and Ombudsman Training.

Oregon REALTORS® Awards Programs

REALTOR® of the Year, Distinguished Service, and Good Neighbor Awards

Website Accessibility/ ADA Compliance

Associations are encouraged to include an accessibility statement on your website. An accessibility statement should include the following components:

  • An open commitment to providing an accessible website.
  • An outline of key guidelines and standards the website follows.
  • Any known exceptions to the intended level of web accessibility.
  • Contact information for reporting difficulties with the website.
Resources from the National Association of REALTORS®

Contact AE liaison

Contact our AE liaison for assistance with resources, Core Standards, or general information at 503-587-8891 or by email.

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