New Smyrna Beach Welcomes Florida Realtors® District II Conference
- New Smyrna Beach Board of Realtors

- Jun 16
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New Smyrna Beach recently welcomed real estate professionals, association leaders, business partners, and industry representatives from across Volusia, Flagler, and Brevard counties for the annual Florida Realtors® District II Conference, hosted locally by the New Smyrna Beach Board of REALTORS®.

REALTOR® Associations Unite Across Central Florida
Led by Florida Realtors® District II Vice President Jennifer Snyder, the conference brought together five local REALTOR® associations: Daytona Beach Area Association of REALTORS®, Flagler County Association of REALTORS®, New Smyrna Beach Board of REALTORS®, Space Coast Association of REALTORS®, and West Volusia Association of REALTORS®.

A Day of Learning, Leadership, and Advocacy
The one-day conference focused on market insight, professional development, advocacy, leadership connection, and regional collaboration. The program featured an economic update from Dr. Brad O’Connor, Chief Economist for Florida Realtors®, and a keynote presentation from national speaker Maura Neill, whose session, “You, Improved,” focused on building practical systems for sustainable business success.
Attendees also participated in leadership conversations, including a Florida Realtors® Candidate Forum led by District II Vice President Jennifer Snyder. Advocacy was highlighted by Scott Steger, NSBBOR President and Florida Realtors® RPAC Trustee, who spoke about REALTOR® involvement in protecting private property rights, homeownership, and the real estate profession.
The event included a trade show featuring local and regional business partners, whose services, tools, and expertise support REALTOR® education, member resources, and industry connection.
Creating Lasting Industry Connections
By bringing District II together in New Smyrna Beach, the conference strengthened regional relationships, supported local business connections, and reinforced the role REALTORS® play in serving communities across the region.





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