A private afternoon for Georgia real estate professionals
Hosted by Joy Ekhator · Joyah Global
Spend an afternoon with Georgia realtors, mortgage brokers and lenders. Learn how agents are adding a licensed financial services practice to the relationships they already have, and meet the professionals you'll want in your referral circle.
Seating is limited so every guest gets time to talk with the host and each other.
Why This Afternoon Matters
Rates, inventory and seasons decide when you get paid. Your database is full of people who already trust you and need protection and retirement planning. These numbers explain why so many agents are adding a second license.
Median gross income for REALTORS® in their first two years.
NAR 2025 Member ProfileOf REALTORS® say real estate is their household's primary income.
NAR 2025 Member ProfileU.S. adults who say they need life insurance or more coverage.
LIMRA & Life Happens, 2026Projected to transfer between generations through 2048.
Cerulli AssociatesWhat You'll Learn
The buyer from seven years ago, the downsizer with equity and no plan, the young family with a mortgage and no coverage. How to start those conversations without sounding like a salesperson.
Study time, the state exam, fingerprints and carrier appointments, compared step by step with the real estate license you already earned.
How non-resident licensing lets you keep serving past clients who moved to Florida, the Carolinas or Texas.
Mortgage protection, living benefits, retirement income and legacy planning, explained in plain language.
Key person coverage, buy-sell funding and executive benefits for the physicians, contractors and owners in your network, coordinated with their CPA.
Four ways to start, how compensation is structured, and what realistic first-year expectations look like.
The Agenda
Short sessions, real conversation, and time built in to meet the room.
Arrive, get settled, and meet the realtors, brokers and lenders at your table.
Joy Ekhator on what two decades in investment banking taught her about income that lasts, and why relationship professionals are positioned for this moment.
Six client conversations already sitting in your CRM, and how to have them with care.
Coffee and conversation.
Georgia licensing steps, non-resident licensing, costs, and what the first 90 days look like.
How the four paths work, how commissions and renewals are structured, and every question you came with.
Meet other agents, mortgage professionals and lenders. Trade referrals, compare notes, and leave with people worth calling.
Optional one-on-one follow-up conversations scheduled for the week after.
Agenda times may shift slightly. Registered guests receive the final schedule and venue details by email.
The License Difference
A preview of the 2:15 session.
| What you have todayReal Estate License | What you can addLife Insurance License | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to license | Long pre-license coursework and exam. | A shorter study period and a state exam. Many finish in a few weeks part-time. |
| Startup cost | School, exam, board, MLS, E&O, signage. | A few hundred dollars for exam, fingerprints and license fee. |
| Annual fees | Association, board and MLS dues. | No MLS or board. License renewal and continuing education. |
| Where you serve | Generally one state. | Add states through non-resident licensing. |
| When you're paid | At closing, after splits. | When a policy is placed, plus renewals on many products. |
| When the market slows | Income falls with transactions. | Families need protection in every rate environment. |
Requirements vary. Check the Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance for current licensing rules.
Who Should Attend
Realtors who want income between closings
Mortgage brokers and loan officers with a past-client pipeline
Newer agents still building their first steady year
Team leads and brokers thinking about agent retention
Licensed insurance agents looking for a stronger home
Anyone who wants to meet Georgia professionals worth referring to

Your Host
Joy is the founder of Joyah Global, a Houston financial services firm that helps high-income earners, business owners and families protect income, prepare for retirement and preserve their legacy.
She spent more than two decades in investment banking and energy trading, including a decade at JPMorgan Chase Investment Banking, and founded a global beauty brand carried by major retailers. Today she develops relationship professionals into licensed advisors their clients can count on for life.
Take care of the family at the table, and take care of the people you build with.
Licensed Insurance Professional · Texas License #3506211 · NPN #22243037
Common Questions
Yes. Lunch and refreshments are included. Seating is limited, so please RSVP to hold your place.
No. Most guests are realtors and mortgage professionals with no insurance license. You'll learn what it takes and decide for yourself.
No. This is an education and networking afternoon. If you want to talk further, you can schedule a one-on-one conversation afterward.
No. Most professionals who add a life license keep their real estate or mortgage business.
No. This session is not approved for Georgia Real Estate Commission continuing education credit.
Yes. Please have them register separately so we can plan seating and lunch.
In metro Atlanta. Registered guests receive the venue address and parking details by email.
Reserve Your Seat
Join Georgia realtors, brokers and lenders for lunch, straight answers and real connections. Complimentary, with limited seating.
Questions? Call or text 832-576-3992