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The promotions cornerstone is responsible for encouraging the auction methodology of competitive bidding to the public and the value added to the auction professional.

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Advocacy

The advocacy cornerstone looks for opportunities to advocate for the auction industry, whether that be in a governmental space or the private sector.

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Community

The community cornerstone provides opportunities for members to engage and support one another throughout social media, events and virtual conversations.

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Education

The education cornerstone is dedicated to providing members with the latest in auction continuing education such as seminars and professional designation programs.

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Auctions Work Blog

  • Gen Z Plugs In To Auctions

    Ever wonder how Generation Z, aka Gen Z, plugs into auctions? Born between the mid-1990s to the early 2010s, this demographic group probably have a different...

  • Calif. Truckers Need Auctions Now

    If you own and operate on-road commercial trucks in California, you may need an auctioneer, and you don't even know it! Recently, the California Air Resources...

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The Auctioneer  Magazine

From the President:
Lance Walker

I have been attending the NAA Day on the Hill for many years. It is an event that I always leave feeling that it was worthwhile to attend. If you have never attended, I want to give you several reasons why you should participate in this vital event occurring May 6-7 in Washington, D.C. Several things happen during the NAA Day on the Hill experience. You get to meet with one or more of your Congressional representatives or their staff. Seeing or hearing your representative at a local function is one thing. Still, meeting in the confines of the nation’s capital in their workspace is quite another thing. There is something special about entering the Congressional office buildings, walking down...

Communities of Practice: Real Estate

On any given day, headlines about real estate shout about the hottest housing markets but also seem to fixate on multi-million-dollar celebrity homes up for sale. Lately, they're about trends that will hit the market in 2024. There is a lot of competition out there, and auctioneers are still scrambling to get the word out about the auction method and how it can work for sellers and buyers. But with investors with billions of dollars behind such companies as Zillow, Tricon Residential, Offerpad, and others snatching up properties and sometimes building entire subdivisions of homes, what does the future hold for real estate auctions? Mike Russo has 20-plus years in the real estate industry. He has worked for numerous...