But pushing the 14-year veteran out of the MLS won’t be easy. “I’m rock solid,” Jim Harrison told Inman. “That means the mind’s all there, I’m ready to work.”
Source: Inman News
MLSListings CEO Jim Harrison put on leave, fears being ‘pushed out’
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