Both boards endorsed a merger plan, which passed a membership vote, allowing Realtors to influence their future. The merger aims to strengthen advocacy efforts and expand professional development. It also seeks to reduce per-member costs through consolidated operations and smarter investments in new tools and technologies. The merged association will be led by MetroTex CEO Justin Landon, who emphasized a careful transition for members. The merger represents a strategic move towards more impactful association for Realtors, aligning with national trends in association consolidation.
Both boards endorsed the merger plan, reflecting our shared vision and foresight to position Realtors for long-term success, Jennifer Parker, the president of CCAR, said in a statement. The approved plan passed a membership vote, giving Realtors direct influence in shaping our future and endorsing a more impactful association.
This merger is more than a milestone, it's a launchpad for new benefits and possibilities. Together, we're shaping a stronger, smarter future for Realtors and the communities we serve, Mary Leidy, the CEO of CCAR, said in a statement.
We're approaching this transition with focus and care to ensure a smooth experience for every member, Landon said in a statement. We are committed to being a national leader among Realtor associations. Our DFW real estate professionals deserve no less.
Through the merger, the associations say they will be able to create a stronger advocacy arm and expand their professional development efforts. They also feel that the merger and consolidated operation will allow for smarter investments in new tools and technologies.
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