This newsletter is intended for the leaders of Women's Council. This important information should be read thoroughly and shared with your local members as needed.
Edition 8-2023 | April 19, 2023

Congrats on a Great Renewal Season!
Thank you for your continued communication efforts with your members. We could not have had such a successful renewal season without you! 2023 is off to a great start!
The Time is Now to Become a National Leader
We highlighted our Leadership Identification & Development process in our April 5 Council Corner. Please read the article if you are interested in future leadership positions.
The Leadership Identification & Development volunteer application deadline for 2024 is June 1, 2023.
If you are interested in running for national office in 2025, you can view more about the Leadership Team process here.
2025 Candidate Applications are accepted until May 31, 2023.
2023 Midyear Business Meeting Voting Delegate Eligibility
The 2023 Midyear Business Meeting Election is taking place in Washington, D.C on Wednesday, May 10, 2023. Eligible voting delegates include all members of the National Governing Board* and 2023 Local Presidents. You must register by April 26 at 11:59 pm Central Time to be eligible to vote. Register here.
Unsure about when you vote? We created a simple infographic to help.

Unable to Attend Elections at Midyear Meeting? Follow Designated Alternate Voter Procedures and Timelines
State and Local Presidents – if for any reason you are not able to attend the 2023 Midyear Business Meeting and vote at the Election, you may designate your voting privileges to another member of your network in good standing. You must provide an authorization notice using the designated alternate voter form AND ensure the alternate is registered for the Midyear Meeting by April 26 at 11:59 pm Central Time for the alternate to be eligible to vote.
- This is the only formal notice we will give to networks about designated alternate voters.
- We do not accept emails or telephone calls outlining designated alternate voters.
- The purpose of the Election is to elect the national leaders of the Council - President-elect, First Vice President, Treasurer, and three National Liaisons.
- The Delegate and/or Alternate must hold REALTOR® or REALTOR®-ASSOCIATE membership and also be a current member in your network. You must outline their network position on the form.
- If you have questions about this, please send them in writing to Jaclyn Flores, jflores@wcr.org. Title subject line “delegate alternate voting question” so that we may efficiently assist you and please be specific in your request and provide as much detail as possible (your name, network name, etc). No calls, please.
- All election policies must be followed strictly and in writing and no on-site informalities are allowed.
Depositing Checks with Billhighway
Please use the Anywhere App to complete deposits. This is a free app you can download onto your mobile device and take a picture of the check similar to how you might for your personal bank account. This link will take you to our Anywhere User Guide Check Payments Q&A. You will find the instructions on how to deposit check payments.
Still have questions about Billhighway? Be sure to stop by their Q & A table at the Midyear Meeting in Washington, D.C.
Reporting Forms for State Leaders
The deadline for 2024 state liaison reporting is June 1, 2023. This REALTOR® member position is now an elected position. Report state leaders here.
Incoming State Liaisons should plan on attending the Network 360 Leadership Conference in Chicago on August 9-11, 2023.
Meet Up
First Vice Presidents
Second Quarter Meet Up
April 20, 2023
11:00 am CT
Membership Directors
Second Quarter Meet Up
April 26, 2023
4:00 pm CT
2023 Supporting Women of Real Estate Grant Program
The National Association of REALTORS® and the Women’s Council of REALTORS® are pleased to announce that the application period for the 2023 Supporting Women of Real Estate Grant is now open.
As part of the network model, networks must conduct a minimum of 6 mission-focused events annually. One of the four industry events must be conducted collaboratively with other local networks, with the local REALTOR® association, or with a related real estate organization.
This is the fifth year for our partnership which provides local and state REALTOR® associations the opportunity to receive funding to provide new and innovative programs focused on advancing women in the real estate industry and are a perfect collaboration touchpoint with local Realtor® associations.