In light of the health and safety recommendations, the Builder 100 Summit, originally slated for Nov. 2 to 4 in Dana Point, California, has shifted to a virtual event. The conference will be extended by one day and will now take place Nov. 2 to 5, with programs and sessions adjusted to fit the new online format.
Registration pricing for the virtual event has been adjusted and can be found online. The 2020 virtual event will be complimentary for those who had previously registered, and the already-paid funds will be automatically transferred and locked in for the 2021 Builder 100 Summit.
“The health and safety of our attendees, partners, employees, and communities is our top priority,” says Jeff Meyers, CEO of Hanley Wood, parent company of BUILDER. “As the world and our industry change, our goal is to provide the insights needed to survive the challenges and help you pivot to strengthen your business for the future.”
After opening remarks on Monday, Nov. 2, attendees can look forward to engaging sessions on hot industry topics such as new operational efficiencies, iBuying, and election year insights. There's also a CEO Power Panel with Joel Shine, CEO of Woodside Homes; Doug Bauer, CEO of TRI Pointe Homes; Jon Jaffe, president at Lennar; and Satoshi Yoshimura, chairman and CEO of SH Residential Holdings, the Hearthstone BUILDER Humanitarian Award presentation, and more.
To register for the virtual conference or see the full agenda, please visit builder100.com.
