Chris has been a leader at Anywhere for years, most recently as CEO of Anywhere Expansion Brands. She’ll continue on with the firm in an advisory role, she told Inman exclusively.
Source: Inman News
Sherry Chris, Anywhere executive and real estate titan, retires
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