Multifamily Insiders: Change is Inevitable, Chaos is Optional
Facilitated by Multifamily Insiders
Change is Inevitable, Chaos is Optional: Adapting to New Tech Initiatives
Webinar presented by Kara Rice
Apartment teams are juggling more responsibilities than ever, and while technology is supposed to lighten the load, sometimes it feels like just one more thing to manage. Hear eye-opening results from industry surveys that reveal what leasing, management, and maintenance team members love about new tech initiatives, what frustrates them, and how they really feel about new systems rolling out.
This session delivers practical solutions you can use right away to make technology work for your team—not against it. Learn steps you can take to proactively and productively add your voice to the decision-making process, cope with the non-stop flood of new initiatives, and help your colleagues and team to adapt to change. Walk away with simple, effective strategies to advocate for your team, coach others through technology rollouts, and turn frustration into confident action in your community.
Key Takeaways:
- Discover innovative, tech-forward solutions to common challenges facing property management supervisors.
- Learn to solve those same challenges with tried-and-true management techniques featuring effective communication and interpersonal skills.
Join Kara Rice and the Webinar Wednesday Team on April 22, 2026 at 2pm Eastern Time To Learn How to Adapt to New Tech Initiatives!
About Kara Rice
Kara Rice has more than 30 years in multifamily in roles ranging from leasing to leadership, with an emphasis on employee development. Kara is fascinated by the intersection of high performance and high satisfaction—that sweet spot known as employee engagement. As the VP of Education for Swift Bunny, she works with multifamily leaders to make the workplace work well for all associates. Kara is a lifelong learner who enjoys helping others improve their performance. Presenting webinars and at industry conferences is a favorite aspect of work. She is an NAAEI Faculty member, a licensed Florida real estate sales associate, and owner of rental property. Kara lives in Southeast Florida with her family of five and spends her extra time and money on books and Broadway.