Charting a new course beyond turmoil, Nykia Wright vows transparency and tells NAR’s 1.5 million members the organization is on the cusp of unveiling a 2026-2028 Strategic Plan.
Source: Inman News
NAR CEO sheds new light on plan to ‘transform this organization’
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