Kris Lindahl Real Estate in Minnesota benefits from a leadership team comprised almost entirely of women. Given their unique perspectives and experiences, the CEO asked them to share their thoughts on where real estate is headed and how the industry measures up as a place for women to thrive.
Source: Inman News
Industry insights from an all-woman leadership team
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