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How can female leaders help move the housing industry forward? Cheryl Wiebe, Senior Manager of Customer Technology at Genworth Mortgage Insurance, weighs in. Editor’s note: this piece originally appeared in the October edition of MReport.

Editor's note: this piece originally appeared in the October edition of MReport. In a highly cyclical industry known for having a high turnover rate, finding the right fit ...

In the last several months, it’s become more crucial than ever to find meaningful, effective ways to connect with your real estate agent partners and customers without face-to-face interactions. ...

Today we bring you the finalists for the last category the Laurie A. Maggiano Legacy Award. Named in honor of the late industry icon whose distinguished and accomplished career left an indelible impacting on housing, this award recognizes those women who through their tireless efforts, collaboration, and ingenuity have powerfully influenced the industry and homeownership nationwide.

This story originally appeared in the September edition of MReport, out now. The stats are in, and they are sobering. Over 50% of small businesses with employees, face immediate ...

This award acknowledges individuals who displayed tremendous leadership and cooperation in local communities. This includes all commendable community achievements by those in the non-profit, government, small business, and corporate sectors.

This award honors industry leaders who have successfully fostered forward-thinking company cultures and workplaces through corporate strategies and initiatives that have led to tangible, positive outcomes for colleagues companywide and beyond.

Throughout the week, we will be rolling out profiles on the women who were recognized as finalists in each of the five Keystone categories. Today, we start with the Rising Business Leader Award.

This story originally appeared in the September edition of MReport, out now. “I am woman hear me roar in numbers too big to ignore!” – Helen Reddy, Singer and Activist  I remember loudly singing this 1970s ...

As part of our annual Women in Housing issue, an industry expert takes a look at Impostor Syndrome—and how to shake free from it. Editor's note: this piece previously appeared in the September edition of MReport, out now.