Creative Powerhouse and Cultural Icon Mindy Kaling to Headline eXpcon Miami 2025
Kaling, known for redefining comedy and storytelling through hit series including
The Office
,
The Mindy Project
,
Never Have I Ever
and
Running Point
, brings a unique and inspiring voice to the stage. Her work spans television, literature and film, and her influence continues to shape modern media and leadership narratives.
'Mindy Kaling's ability to blend humor, humanity and honesty has captivated millions,' said Leo Pareja, CEO of eXp Realty. 'Her voice resonates with anyone carving out a path on their own terms — something our agents know well. She is the perfect keynote to inspire, energize and challenge the way we think about success, storytelling and leadership.'
A Tony Award winner, New York Times best-selling author, Emmy nominee and recipient of the National Medal of Arts, Kaling continues to build meaningful conversations around identity, entrepreneurship and resilience — key themes that align with the eXp community.
eXpcon is the company's signature annual conference, designed to connect, educate and celebrate agents, brokers, partners and staff from around the world. The multiday event features top-tier training, masterminds, product innovation, and networking experiences.
Registration is now open. To attend eXpcon 2025 and see Mindy Kaling live in Miami, visit
expcon.exprealty.com
.
About eXp World Holdings, Inc.
eXp World Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: EXPI) (the 'Company') is the holding company for eXp Realty® and SUCCESS® Enterprises. eXp Realty is the largest independent real estate brokerage in the world, with over 81,000 agents across 27 international locations. As a cloud-based, agent-centric brokerage, eXp Realty provides real estate agents industry-leading commission splits, revenue share, equity ownership opportunities, and a global network that empowers agents to build thriving businesses. For more information about eXp World Holdings, Inc., visit:
expworldholdings.com
.
SUCCESS® Enterprises, anchored by SUCCESS® magazine, has been a trusted name in personal and professional development since 1897. As part of the eXp ecosystem, it offers agents access to valuable resources to enhance their skills, grow their businesses, and achieve long-term success. For more information about SUCCESS, visit
success.com
.
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