Big changes like this always garner questions and speculation. But here’s the deal: Building a business is messy at the best of times, and it can get really messy when it’s part of an industry that is changing as rapidly as real estate. Like with most growing organizations, leadership changes over time, but Gary Keller’s message has not.
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Keller Williams stays the course amid leadership changes
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