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Lisa Haskins

Industry Principal for G5, RealPage
Lisa Haskins is an Industry Principal for G5 at RealPage, where she combines her multifamily operations background with deep expertise in marketing technology to deliver tailored, customer-centric solutions. With experience spanning leasing consultant and assistant community manager roles at Sequoia Equities, Lisa brings a rare ability to connect authentically with clients because she’s lived their day-to-day challenges. From customer success to solution engineering at G5, she received G5’s “Do the Right Thing” Award, as she is known for her dedication to client success, her technical acumen across G5’s digital marketing solution and now RealPage’s robust technical ecosystem, and her talent for demonstrating how technology directly addresses customer pain points.
2:30 - 5:30 PM

Wednesday March 18-Day 1

Executive AI Session

The Strategic Balance of Artificial Intelligence in Multifamily

AI now touches every part of the multifamily stack, from conversational agents to content workflows to analytics. At the same time, discovery is moving toward AI-powered answers and summaries, changing how prospects find and evaluate properties. This session focuses on what PMCs can put to work today: where AI creates measurable lift, how to optimize visibility in AI-driven search experiences, and how to build practical guardrails that keep teams efficient, compliant, and on brand. You will leave with lightweight scorecards, road-mapping prompts, and immediate next steps to take home. Key Takeaways:
  • Pinpoint AI use cases that improve lead quality, tour conversion, and resident satisfaction, and measure impact with clear KPIs.
  • Optimize for AI-powered discovery with structured data, content patterns, listings hygiene, review strategy, and onsite knowledge that feed answer engines.
  • Design an agent-ready workflow with the right level of human review, automation boundaries, and data stewardship.
  • Collaborate with technology partners using a simple evaluation rubric focused on outcomes, implementation needs, and proof of lift.
  • Build a 12-month AI roadmap covering pilots, procurement, enablement, and change adoption.
The session will unfold in three segments as follows: 2:30 PM- 3:30 PM  Segment 1 The State of AI in Multifamily, One Year Later A concise tour of what changed and what counted. We will highlight task-specific agents, content and reputation workflows, lead handling, onsite knowledge bases, and portfolio analytics. Expect practical examples and an evidence-first scorecard you can reuse with internal teams and external partners 3:45 PM- 4:30 PM Segment 2 Found, Chosen, Trusted: Optimizing for AI-Powered Search Search is shifting from ten blue links to answers, comparisons, and chat results. This segment shows how PMCs can stay visible and persuasive as discovery routes through AI systems. Topics include:
  • Structuring property data for answer engines and marketplaces
  • Content that wins snippets, comparisons, and instant answers
  • Listings, reviews, and local signals that build trust signals models use
  •  Onsite search that converts with clean taxonomy, FAQs, and a lightweight knowledge graph
  • Measurement tactics when clicks decline but consideration rises
  • Outlining current and future considerations for additional AI impact to renters finding homes
4:45 PM– 5:30 PM Segment 3: AI Leader Panel: From Pilot to Playbook PMC leaders and technology operators share where AI is delivering value, how they partner to validate outcomes, and what they are standardizing across portfolios. We will cover governance, fair-housing and brand guardrails, team training, and adoption. Soup-to-nuts, an overview of what you need to know on how to implement AI in your organization.