National Boss’s Day (October 16th) is one of those lighthearted, lesser-known holidays that makes people smile. It’s the perfect excuse to surprise clients, delight referral partners, and show appreciation for your community. By leaning into the fun theme of leadership and “being the boss,” Loan Officers can create memorable touchpoints that keep them top of mind—without feeling salesy.
Pop-By Treats – “Sweet Like a Boss”
Drop off cookies, donuts, or small candy bags to real estate offices or referral partners.
Attach a tag: “Being the boss is sweet… and so is helping you close more homes! Happy Boss’s Day!”
Local Coffee Shop Collab – “Perk of Being the Boss”
Partner with a local coffee shop and sponsor free coffee sleeves for the day.
Message on the sleeve: “Fueling leaders & future homeowners—Your mortgage boss is just a call away.”
Mini Desk Plants – “Rooted in Leadership”
Hand out tiny succulents or desk plants with a note: “Strong roots build strong homes. Happy Boss’s Day from your mortgage team!”
Poll or Quiz – “Who’s the Boss?”
Run a light poll: “Who’s the real boss in your house—Mom, Dad, Kids, or the Dog?”
Tie it back with a caption: “No matter who’s in charge at home, we’re here to make sure your mortgage process runs smoothly.”
Reel/TikTok – “Boss Moves in Homeownership”
Quick video idea: Share 3 fast mortgage tips with upbeat music and captions like: “Boss Move #1: Get pre-approved before shopping!”
Giveaway Post – “Celebrate the Bosses in Your Life”
Ask followers to tag their favorite boss, manager, or mentor.
Winner gets a $25 gift card to a local restaurant or coffee shop.
“Be the boss of your mortgage—don’t let rates manage you.”
“From paperwork to pre-approval, we’ll help you take charge like a boss.”
“Strong leaders. Strong homes. Strong communities.”
National Boss’s Day is the perfect excuse to break from the usual mortgage talk and connect in a fresh, memorable way. With small gestures, clever social posts, and thoughtful community tie-ins, you’ll show up as approachable, fun, and professional. Most importantly—you’ll stay top of mind as the boss of home loans.
