Tim Dain, the former Remine executive, will replace John Mosey who is retiring after 47 years in the real estate industry. Dain’s 1st priority is to “ensure that we maintain a high level of service.”
Source: Inman News
NorthstarMLS chooses industry veteran as new CEO
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