Frank Major was known for his kindness, brilliance and contributions to real estate innovation. “Like many of us, I will greatly miss his friendship,” Bright MLS CEO Brian Donnellan said.
Source: Inman News
Frank Major, trailblazer who carved path as Bright MLS’s first CTO, dies
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