eXp Commercial Announces 2025 Agent Advisory Council Members
The Commercial Agent Advisory Council (AAC), formed in 2023, ensures that eXp Commercial advisors have a direct line to leadership. This council empowers advisors to share feedback and insights that actively shape eXp’s strategic priorities, keeping the company aligned with an advisor-first focus.
How the AAC Works
The AAC is a group of 10 advisors chosen to represent a balanced view of eXp’s advisor community. Selection criteria include experience, production, diversity, and geography. Members serve staggered terms to maintain a steady mix of fresh perspectives and seasoned insights.
Announcing Members of the AAC
For 2025, Jerad Graham steps into the Chair role, joined by the following advisors from across regions:
- Billy Spain – East
- Michelle Pauley – West
- Paul Frank – West
- Calvin Wong – Central
- Robert Moss – East
- Ray Regan, CCIM – West
- Daren Dudgeon – Central
- Jared Thompson – West
- Sheryl Vasquez – East
Reflecting on the AAC’s objectives, Jerad stated, “With new technology, programs, education, and marketing platforms on the way, eXp Commercial is set up for a transformative year of growth in 2025. The AAC is committed to working closely with leadership and ensuring our advisors have the tools and support for continued success.”
AAC: Bridging Advisors and Leadership
The AAC serves as a channel for advisors to voice their needs and feedback, which the council shares with eXp’s executive team during monthly meetings. In turn, the executive team seeks AAC input on new initiatives. The AAC also beta-tests and vets new tools before launch, ensuring they meet the practical needs of advisors. This two-way communication is vital to maintaining eXp’s advisor-led model.
How to Submit Suggestions to the AAC
eXp Commercial advisors can submit their feedback to the AAC using this form, directly influencing the future of eXp Commercial.
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