In this special episode, we celebrate the leadership of 2025 MAR President Gena Nolan and her inspiring year built around the theme "Won't You Be Our Neighbor?"—a year focused on connection, collaboration, and community across Mississippi REALTORS®. We also welcome 2026 MAR President DeShawn Davis, who shares his vision for the year ahead and his theme, MAR Forward. As we move into MAR's 101st year, DeShawn's focus is on propelling our members forward, building on our strong foundation while embracing fresh opportunities, and creating innovation for the next century. Tune in as DeShawn discusses how MAR Forward will honor our legacy, empower our members, and set the course for the next century of REALTOR® leadership in Mississippi.

As the Mississippi REALTORS® 2025 Executive Committee wraps up an incredible year of service, we celebrate their impact and look ahead to what's next. Tune in as each leader shares a standout experience and leadership lessons learned, as well as insights that continue to elevate our association and the members we serve.

In this episode of The REALTOR® Roundtable, MAR CEO Beth Hansen and 2025 President Gena Nolan sit down with Mississippi REALTORS® Adam Watkins and Boomer Mize to explore what lies ahead for the industry. From technology and AI to shifting consumer expectations and the evolving role of the MLS, Adam and Boomer share their insights on how REALTORS® can adapt and thrive in a changing market. Tune in for forward-thinking perspectives on the tools, trends, and relationships that will shape the next chapter of real estate in Mississippi.

In this episode, 2025 President Gena Nolan and CEO Beth Hansen sit down with Bryan Lieb, the newly appointed Executive Director of the Mississippi Real Estate Commission (MREC). Bryan shares his career journey, his priorities for MREC, and the steps he's taking to streamline processes for licensees and consumers. From new online services to the "Tackle the Tape" initiative, hear how MREC is working to improve communication, collaboration, and trust in Mississippi real estate. Whether you're a broker, licensee, or simply interested in the future of real estate regulation in Mississippi, this conversation offers valuable insight into what's ahead under Bryan's leadership.

During this episode, President Gena Nolan and MAR CEO Beth Hansen sit down with Dr. Willie Thompson, a Jackson-based psychiatrist and the son of MAR Past President Dorothy Thompson. With a unique blend of medical expertise and personal connection to the industry, Dr. Thompson offers valuable insight into the mental and emotional challenges Mississippi REALTORS® face. From burnout to boundary-setting, this conversation is filled with practical advice and thoughtful reflection on how to protect your well-being while navigating the real estate profession.

As we continue celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Mississippi REALTORS® in 2025, President Gena Nolan and MAR CEO Beth Hansen sit down with Ellen Short—MAR Past President, Federal Political Coordinator, and part of a remarkable multi-generational real estate family. Ellen reflects on her family's deep roots in the industry and her own experience with navigating business during times of crisis. This episode is rich with history, leadership lessons, and insights into how advocacy and mentorship have shaped her journey.

Join MAR CEO Beth Hansen and 2025 President Gena Nolan as they sit down with Dr. Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist for the National Association of REALTORS®, for an in-depth look at the forces shaping real estate in 2025. From national market trends to local insights in Mississippi, Dr. Yun breaks down what REALTORS® need to know about inventory challenges, interest rates, inflation, and the overall economic outlook.

Mississippi's real estate market is facing inventory challenges, shifting trends, and increased construction costs that impact the industry. In this episode, Meridian broker and developer Tim Allred joins us to discuss the current market conditions, key issues the Mississippi Board of Contractors is watching in the current legislative session, and how Meridian is redeveloping its downtown area. Tune in for Tim's insights on what's ahead for real estate professionals across the state during the current economic climate.