Farrah Wilder, a former attorney and licensed real estate agent with real estate brokerage Compass until she joined the trade group this month, will take the lead staff role in supporting C.A.R.’s diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.
Source: Inman News
C.A.R. hires first chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer
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