The Power Is Now Breaking News with Cade Holleman


The Power Is Now Breaking News with Cade Holleman Executive Director of NAWRB.  This is a special edition of the “Power Is Now Online Radio”.  Cade Holleman is Executive Director of NAWRB. He joined NAWRB in 2010 and oversees the national women’s trade group’s staff, media, member, and government relations. Holleman specializes in government relations and his main efforts focus on increasing the visibility of women-owned businesses in mortgage default media and the nation’s capitol. He has spoken at numerous industry events on women-owned business certification, diversity in the housing economy, federal initiatives targeting women business owners, as well as media and marketing-related topics.

Listen every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4:00 PM PDT to Cade Holleman.  You will not regret it. 

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