Seat at the Table: Episode 3

Seat at the Table: Episode 3

Episode 3 of Seat at the Table features special guest Lacey Snyder joining Brad Walsh and Betsy Jiranek for a conversation centered around networking, relationship-building, personal branding, and creating meaningful business connections.From the value of in-person networking to the role LinkedIn plays in expanding your reach, this episode explores how strong relationships continue to drive success in the real estate industry and beyond.Topics include:• Building authentic professional relationships• Networking strategies that still work• LinkedIn and connection-building• Personal branding and headshots• Transactional vs. long-term relationships• Growing your business through people-first experiencesSubscribe for more conversations from Seat at the Table, the Eagle Title podcast focused on real estate, business, leadership, and community.

Seat at the Table: Episode 2

In this episode of Seat at the Table, Brad Walsh and Betsy Jiranek sit down with Emily Turner, the creator behind @emilyinbaltimore. With over 24,000 followers, Emily has built a standout real estate brand by showcasing the lifestyle, charm, and neighborhoods of Baltimore. She shares how her Instagram started during COVID walks, how authenticity drives engagement, and why focusing on lifestyle over listings creates stronger connections—and real business.

Seat at the Table: Episode 1

Welcome to Seat at the Table, the podcast from Eagle Title where we pull back the curtain on what really happens between contract and closing.Hosted by Brad Walsh and Betsy Jiranek, Seat at the Table brings together real conversations about residential real estate, title, closings, and the issues that can make or break a transaction. From common title problems and market trends to tips for smoother settlements and stories from behind the closing table, each episode is designed to help Realtors, lenders, buyers, and sellers feel more informed and prepared.Whether you are navigating your first transaction or your hundredth, pull up a chair and join the conversation. Because every successful closing starts with the right people at the table.