Agent Reboot: One-Day REALTOR® Marketing Training Event Comes to Los Angeles and San Diego

Alameda, CA (Vocus) July 29, 2010

Calling all Southern California real estate agents! Inman News, the leader in independent real estate news and technology, will be bringing Agent Reboot to Los Angeles and San Diego this August.

Agent Reboot is a hands-on training day for newer agents or seasoned professionals in Southern California. This one day, fast-paced program, will equip agents and REALTORS® with the latest in social media, business development, technology and marketing skills to help them be more successful in 2010 and beyond. Nicole Nicolay, Founder & CCO of Agent Evolution, will emcee both the Los Angeles and San Diego events.

Agent Reboot L.A. will be held August 5th from 9am to 3pm at UCLA in the Ackerman Union Grand Ballroom.

Agent Reboot San Diego will be held August 25th from 9am to 3pm at the Town & Country Resort in San Diego.

Topics included in each program:

Download: Must-Have Tools for the Agent with Mobile Mojo
From Clicks to Closings: Turning Your Online Marketing Strategy into a Lead Machine
Mastering Social Media to Expand Your Reach Online
Life Style Branding: Why it Matters
Case Study: Managing Reputation and Content on the Web
Maximum Exposure: Publicizing Your Listings
Going Local: What Does It Take to Win in Local Real Estate?

To view a complete list of all 12 Agent Reboot locations for 2010, go to http://www.agentreboot.com.

Follow the Agent Reboot conversation on Twitter via @InmanNews, or follow the hashtag #agentrb. In addition, view additional details and comments from attendees and speakers on facebook.com/agentreboot. National sponsors include Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate, Market Leader and Zillow.com.

Tickets are $ 99 and can be purchased online at http://www.agentreboot.com . The price is $ 149 for anyone who registers on site. Members of the media may qualify to receive a free press pass. Please contact Katie Lance, Marketing Manager: katie (at) inman (dot) com.

About Inman News | Inman News is the leading source of independent real estate news, information, advice, research, technology, opinion and commentary for industry professionals and consumers alike. Inman’s unbiased and hard-hitting stories are known throughout the real estate industry. Agents and brokers globally trust Inman News as their first source of accurate, innovative and timely daily real estate news.

In addition, for over 14 years, Inman News has been hosting Real Estate Connect – a semi-annual real estate conference for real estate brokers and top-level executives. Connect will be held January 12-14th 2011 in New York City.

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Tempe, Arizona (PRWEB) June 22, 2007

Collins College, a school of design and technology, was ranked by the Phoenix Business Journal as the number one computer training, network technology school in Phoenix, Arizona. Ranking is based on instructor hours. Collins College offers a Bachelor of Science Degree in Network Technology and an Associate of Science Degree in Personal Computer/Network Technology.

“We are very pleased to be listed as the number one computer training school by the Phoenix Business Journal,” said Scott Burrell, department chair of Network Technology at Collins College. “Students take approximately 15 hours of core classes in network technology per week for five weeks, during which time instructors are able to provide a lot of individualized instruction.” In addition to this class time, all of Collins’ students, regardless of their major, are assigned a school email address giving them access to all of their instructors whenever necessary.

“A Bachelor of Science Degree in Network Technology prepares students for entry-level jobs in corporate IT departments, and Collins College, as a private institution, has the flexibility to quickly add to or revise the curriculum to keep pace with technology. To ensure our degree programs meet industry standards, we have a technology advisory board comprised of community members that annually reviews our curriculum. And all of our instructors are required to have technology-related experience,” stated Burrell.

Collins College’s Bachelor of Science Degree in Network Technology exposes students to a variety of computers and systems. It provides training in the installation, configuration and management of various operating systems, and students can learn about the challenges of programming Cisco routers and creating/managing an IT infrastructure. Coursework also introduces students to wireless technologies and to basic security configurations. The associate degree program focuses on working with personal computers and local area network set-up, including system upgrades, diagnostics and repair. Career services offers job placement assistance for graduates of both degree programs.

About Collins College

Collins College, a school of design and technology, provides students with a career-focused education. Approximately 2,000 students from across the nation attend Collins College. Collins offers Bachelor of Arts degrees in game design, visual arts with a major in game art, graphic design, visual communication, interior design, film & video production, and a Bachelor of Science in network technology. Associate degrees are offered in personal computer/network technology, digital video production and visual communication. For more information, visit www.collinscollege.edu

Collins College Main Campus 1140 South Priest Drive, Tempe, AZ 85281 Tel: (480) 966-3000 Fax: (480) 829-0183 Collins College Phoenix Campus 9630 North 25th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021 Tel: (480) 966-3000 Fax: (480) 829-0183. Program availability differs by locations. Financial aid is available for those who qualify. Career services assistance.

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