Remodeling: The 2009 Big50http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/facts-and-figures/the-big50/2009-rmlc-coverage.aspx?view=rss&id=Query_tcm17121829<url /><link /></image><description>The Information Source for the Home Building Industry</description><language>en-us</language><pubDate /><webMaster /><item><title>Boost Referrals by Making a 2% Differencehttp://www2.remodeling.hw.net/sales/lorna-riley-at-rmlc.aspx?rssLink=Lorna+Riley+at+RMLCTips on building referrals from sales expert Lorna Riley at the Remodeling Leadership Conference. Business Owner as Change Agenthttp://www2.remodeling.hw.net/owner-issues/larry-johnson-on-change.aspx?rssLink=Larry+Johnson+at+RMLCAs a business owner, you must respond to change in a changing world and lead the effort to bring about change in your organization. Social Media Spreads News From the Remodeling Leadership Conference http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/conferences/twitter-at-rmlc.aspx?rssLink=Twitter+at+RMLCRMLC attendees created a timeline of conference speakers' ideas and themes by sharing them on Twitter. At Remodeling Leadership Conference, a Recipe for Resiliencehttp://www2.remodeling.hw.net/remodeling/tough-times-resilient-remodelers.aspx?rssLink=Nate+Booth+at+RMLCAt the 2009 Remodeling Leadership Conference, speaker Nate Booth articulated the "bounce back" benefits of resilience through an entertaining and provocative presentation that had the remodelers in the audience examining their leadership styles and business principles.Lead With Needhttp://www2.remodeling.hw.net/sales-systems/lead-with-need.aspx?rssLink=Lead+With+NeedDuring the 2009 Remodeling Leadership Conference, speaker Bryan Flanagan used humor to help remodelers understand the importance of building a sales process.