RE/MAX announced it was making changes to its executive team after revenue fell for a sixth consecutive quarter to end 2023. Amy Lessinger will succeed Bailey as president.
Source: Inman News
RE/MAX CEO Nick Bailey exits as company revenue falls again in Q4
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