Former Capital One executive Rudy Wolfs is Anywhere’s new chief technology officer. As CTO, Wolfs will lead the franchisor’s tech and product strategy, which includes recruiting more tech talent and streamlining the company’s suite of products for brokers and agents.
Source: Inman News
Anywhere Real Estate appoints new chief technology officer
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