Your team does not need to go somewhere else to get better. Break Out by Staying In gives leaders a simple, memorable way to grow right where they are, delivered with the humor and honesty of a conversation you did not know you needed.
"Break Out By Staying In" was one of the highlights of our 2026 Residential Mortgage Lending Expo.
Big ideas delivered through relatable stories, humor, and a conversation audiences remember.
Break Out by Staying In →Energy between the moments, not just during them. Allie keeps your event moving, your audience engaged, and your program feeling connected.
Explore Emcee & Hosting →The right question can change the entire conversation. Allie creates engaging discussions that bring out the best in panelists while keeping the audience with them.
Explore Moderating →Real rooms Allie has already spoken to, not stock photography.
Allie Hager is a keynote speaker, emcee, and panel moderator, and an award winning mortgage loan officer with over fifteen years in lending. She is the creator of Break Out by Staying In and The Rooted Framework.
Break Out by Staying In teaches leaders and teams to grow right where they are instead of looking for growth somewhere else. It walks through the four stages of The Rooted Framework: Germination, Seedling, Sapling, and Mature Tree.
She works as an emcee and event host, keeping a program moving from open to close, and as a panel moderator who asks questions that get real answers and keeps every panelist in the conversation.
Credit unions and financial institutions, the mortgage and lending community, sales organizations, women in leadership, and corporate teams.
The American Credit Union Mortgage Association Annual Conference, the Maine CUSO Annual Residential Lending Expo, and The Funny Bone. She has been a guest on the ACUMA Podcast and The Chrisman Commentary, and featured twice in Mortgage Daily News.
Book a call directly on her calendar, or fill out the event inquiry form first, both on the Work With Allie page. She usually replies within two business days.