On today’s episode, host Carrie Antrim talked with Krista Hurley and Talisa Dever who are both seasoned Industry Principals at RealPage. When it comes to leveraging technology to drive efficiencies and increase ROI, these women are the go-to authority. They have been instrumental in shaping innovative strategies that have not just disrupted but transformed the way we think about property management and resident engagement.
Redefining Affordable: Jenna Juniper on the Transformation of Low-Income Housing
In this episode of the Multifamily Women® Podcast, host Carrie Antrim chats with Jenna Juniper, President at Housing Consultants of America, LLC. Jenna shares her mission of successfully facilitating partnerships between nonprofits and developers to drive the implementation of crucial services for low-income properties across the nation.
Redefining Rent: How CredHub is Changing the Multifamily Credit Landscape
In this episode of the Multifamily Women® Podcast, host Carrie Antrim interviews Michelle Flandreau, Chief Revenue Officer at CredHub. Michelle shares her insights and experiences in the multifamily industry, drawing from her background in sales, marketing, business development, and user experience.
Bridging The Gap Between Operational Performance And Financial Impact With Amber Tran
In this episode of the Multifamily Women® Podcast, host Carrie Antrim interviews Amber Tran, Product Designer at Vizibly. This episode is part of our “Meet the Sponsors” Series where we get to know the brands creating the most forward-thinking innovations in software and technology to offer solutions for multifamily property management and ownership to become more efficient and successful.
Amber shares her insights on user-centered design and how it can be applied to the world of multifamily property management. She discusses her role at Vizibly and the importance of designing experiences that add value to the end user.
The success of a design or product in property management is measured by its ability to provide a user experience that caters to the needs of property managers. Amber emphasizes the importance of a simplified user interface that is still complex enough for power users, aiming to strike a balance where technology is useful and enhances property managers’ efficiency.
Technology is not meant to replace jobs but rather to support and enhance human efficiency. Amber addresses the fear that technology will replace jobs, clarifying that it is more of a transition. The purpose of technology in this context is to provide property managers and on-site teams with more time to focus on building relationships.
While technology can automate tasks and streamline processes, it cannot replace the human touch and understanding necessary in property management. The goal of technology is to give property managers more time and enable them to be faster and more efficient. The success of a design or product in this context is measured by its ability to improve outcomes, processes, and user experience.
Timestamps:
[00:01:43] Being a product designer in the multifamily industry.
[00:06:01] Designing for different user groups.
[00:07:18] Fail fast and learn fast.
[00:12:08] User-friendly multifamily budgeting with Vizibly.
[00:15:48] Software design and budgeting.
[00:19:36] Decision intelligence and user feedback with Vizibly.
[00:23:16] Budgeting stages and user feedback.
[00:26:10] Multifamily Women® Leadership Series.
Resources:
Amber Tran on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ambertran7/
Vizibly: https://www.vizibly.io/
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Carrie Antrim on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carrieantrim/
Multifamily Women® Summit: https://multifamilywomen.com/
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Multifamily Innovation® Council: https://multifamilyinnovation.com/council/
Multifamily Innovation® Summit: https://multifamilyinnovation.com/
Best Places to Work Multifamily®: https://bestplacestoworkmultifamily.com/
Empowering Leadership and Re-Imagining Team Structures with Ashley Lipp
In this episode of the Multifamily Women® Podcast, host Carrie Antrim and Ashley Lipp, VP of Residential Property Management at Lloyd Companies, discuss the importance of cultivating a strong relationship with oneself as a leader, and how new leaders often underestimate the significance of this internal connection. It is stressed that without a healthy relationship with oneself and a commitment to self-honesty, it is unlikely for a leader to inspire and motivate others.
Driving Change in Multifamily: Angela Flick on Adapting and Innovating
On this episode of the Multifamily Women® Podcast, host Carrie Antrim speaks with Angela Flick, Vice President of Strategic Solutions at Mack Property Management. Angela has extensive experience in the industry, having worked for Greystar, Riverstone Residential Group, and ConAm Management. Angela is a member of the Multifamily Innovation® Council and loves talking about prop-tech and innovation.
Finding Your Voice and Leading with Empathy and Confidence
Christina Robinson Race is the Vice President of Solutions at Southwest Utility Solutions and has a diverse background in and out of the multifamily industry. She has been integral in managing $15 million (and bigger) deals and relationships in her 25 years of experience in the industry.
Beyond Maintenance: Chadwell Supply’s Mission to Educate and Innovate
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Redefining Rent Payments: CredHub’s Vision for Empowering Residents and Managers
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Beyond Convenience: Arize’s Role in Enhancing Security and Efficiency in Apartments
Multifamily Leadership is an Events, News, and Media Platform.
It’s where Multifamily Innovation, Technology, Investments, and Leaders converge.