Important: Add your recruit as an invitee
When you book, add your recruit’s email in the Invitees / Add Guests field so they receive the calendar invite and reminders.
INTERNAL RESOURCE
Use this page to bring Brad into a conversation with an agent you are recruiting. Select the call type that fits the recruit’s current stage.
For ART Collective agents and revenue-share partners only.

Three quick steps. You'll fill out a short intake so I know your recruit's story before we jump on — no cold intros, no wasted time.
Have the conversation before you loop me in. Your recruit should know who I am, why we're talking, and actually want to meet — not be surprised to see me.
Short intro or full sit-down? Zoom or phone? Choose the format that matches where they are in their thinking.
Grab a time and fill out the intake so I walk in already knowing their name, production, and what they're hoping to solve.
Please do not book a three-way call as the recruit’s first exposure to the opportunity. Start with a relationship-based conversation first, establish their goals, and use this call to provide clarity, strategy, and support.
Once your intake is in, here's how the call flows so we make the most of your recruit's time — and yours.
You introduce your recruit to me. I'll take it from there and introduce myself.
Ask your recruit what they're hoping to walk away with. Their answer drives the call.
Give a quick recap of what you two have already talked about so I'm not asking questions you've already covered.
I'll lead from here. Your job is to stay quiet and let your recruit talk — jump in only if I tag you in.
We'll confirm fit, work through any hesitations, and lock in a clear next action with a timeline.
I'll send a recap and the next steps in a follow-up so nothing falls through the cracks.
Every recruit's path is different — here's how we escalate when it makes sense.
We meet your recruit, understand their business, and gauge fit.
You and I compare notes after the call. If they're interested and it's a real opportunity, we keep going. If not, they go into nurture and we stay in touch.
If they're serious, we ask for production data — deals, GCI, splits, current expenses. I'll build a side-by-side so they see what eXp actually looks like for their business.
For the right recruits, I bring in additional leadership to build a tailored transition and growth plan — mentorship, systems, stock, revenue share strategy.
We reconvene as a group with your recruit. They see the depth of our bench, ask hard questions, and leave with a clear picture of year one at AORE.
Select the appropriate booking tier based on the candidate's current stage in the recruiting pipeline.
Calendar invite tip: When you book a call, add your recruit’s email in the Invitees / Add Guests field so they receive the calendar invite + reminders.
The more I know before we hop on, the better the call goes.
Takes about 2 minutes, then you'll pick a time on the next screen.
Important: Add your recruit as an invitee
When you book, add your recruit’s email in the Invitees / Add Guests field so they receive the calendar invite and reminders.
Booking note: Add your recruit as an Invitee/Guest so they get the calendar invite + reminders.
For recruits who have already explored the opportunity and need clarity, objection support, or a decision conversation.
You should have a few dates and times that work for the recruit, then try to find a date that works with Brad's schedule. If you can't find one, text Brad and he will try to work it in.
If the recruit needs to change the time, please cancel the original booking and submit a new request through this portal to ensure calendar alignment.
Yes, your presence as the referring agent is crucial for building trust, bridging the relationship, and answering any direct context questions.
Ensure they have reviewed the eXp model overview and understand they are speaking directly with executive leadership.
Choose the call that best fits your recruit’s current stage.
Select your call type above to view real-time availability.