Tony Rogers, who served as chief growth officer following 17 years as CMO of Walmart, has resigned from kwx. His departure comes less than a month after CEO Carl Liebert’s exit.
Source: Inman News
Keller Williams’ chief growth officer abruptly resigns after 3 months
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