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Work Outing: Reflections from Redferno 2020

Redfin Annual Conference

04 April 2020
Our annual company meeting is an awesome week of connecting, learning, and rabid squirrel fun with Redfinnians across the country. This year we were in Atlanta. It was pretty incredible! Here are some leftover pics from my week-long work outing at Redfin.
They put me up at the Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center, which is next door to CNN studio headquarters and connected to the Georgia World Congress Conference Center.
The floor-to-ceiling windows in my corner suite had sweeping views of the Atlanta skyline. CNN’s main newsrooms & studios for several of their broadcasting channels are located near the hotel.
Redfin was partying at the Georgia Aquarium we booked to kickoff 2020 at our annual Welcome Dinner.
Redfin also rented out Mercedes Benz Stadium, home of the Atlanta Falcons, where we toured the locker room and tried kicking field goals.
We visited Centennial Olympic Park between meetings and hotel runs, then explored the city at night.
Shoutout to Karen Krupsaw, Scott Nagel & Glenn Kelman who pumped us up for a hot 2020.
Thanks Redfin! I’m excited to see what the future holds. #WeGotThis

Portia Green, REALTOR®

Portia’s clients all have a similar story. Most likely, you met her huddled around a tablet at the dinner table yet she feels like a friend. Her personable nature and easy going approach attract Sellers and Buyers alike, in what can be a stressful and emotionally charged event. A talented REALTOR® with 15 years experience, Portia is just as excited about real estate today as she was with her first transaction. She remains ever-committed to helping her clients find their place in the world and helping busy people navigate this crazy real estate market like a pro.

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