Industry veteran and DOORA co-founder Troy Palmquist has been promoted from eXp’s director of growth to the VP growth and product marketing. Palmquist joined eXp in 2023.
Source: Inman News
EXp promotes Troy Palmquist to VP of growth and product marketing
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