If you’re a Loan Officer who’s serious about making real moves in 2025 and beyond, I want to put something on your radar.

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On May 2nd, hundreds of the baddest and best Loan Officers will be gathering in Phoenix for GrowthCon. 

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This isn’t your typical mortgage event.

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No celebrity keynotes. 

No 10-minute fluff talks.

No “rah rah” without the ROI. 

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It’s a full day of sessions led by actual top-producing MODERN Loan Officers -- people who are in the field, building their personal brand, building their production businesses, and willing to show you exactly how they’re doing it.

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There are 20 different breakout sessions to choose from. 

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Each one is built around solving real problems LOs are facing right now:

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• Generating quality leads without chasing
• Closing more deals with less friction
• Building teams that scale with you
• Managing money with purpose
• Standing out in a crowded market
• Creating content that actually works
• Retaining referral partners without burning out

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A few sessions that stand out to me:

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Trevor York will break down how he grew his personal brand to 100K+ followers and turned it into lead flow.

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Tommy Choi, a top-producing agent, will share what makes a lender truly irreplaceable from a Realtor’s POV (this is gold).

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Rich Woo, a top Northwestern Mutual Financial Advisor, will share how build massive reciprocal relationships with one another. 

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Rebecca Foote is running a live script workshop. Think roleplays, objections, and actual word-for-word frameworks.

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Justin Lopatin is sharing how he writes email newsletters that generate revenue consistently (millions, btw).

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Mo Ismail will walk you through how to build a content machine on YouTube… and show up like a pro on camera (stop avoiding this one).

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And there’s a ton more…

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Building a builder business, tracking relationships that actually convert, dialing in your tech stack, mastering webinars, financial planning, and more.

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Every session is recorded. 

Every coach is accessible.

Every minute is intentional. 

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And it all happens in one room, in one day.

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If that sounds like something you’d benefit from, check it out:

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Also -- there’s a welcome reception the night before, plus late-night rooftop hangouts with the all the coaches. 

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It's casual but high-level.

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No pressure to join -- but if you’re in a season where it’s time to get sharper, think bigger, and stop winging your business… 

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This is the room you want to be in.

Let me know if you have any questions.GO! Time.