RE/MAX Holdings has chosen hospitality mogul Annita M. Menogan to become its first-ever Black female board member, according to an announcement on Tuesday. Menogan will serve alongside ten other members including founder Dave Liniger, interim CEO Steve Joyce and Teresa Van De Bogart, who shareholders also re-elected on Tuesday.
Source: Inman News
RE/MAX Holdings appoints its first-ever Black female board member
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