NorthstarMLS will search nationwide for CEO replacement. “If there was a Mount Rushmore of MLS execs, John’s head would be among them,” said Art Carter, CEO of the California Regional MLS.
Source: Inman News
MLS ‘visionary’ John Mosey to retire after 47 years
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