Brooks Glenn will serve as the Seattle-based brokerage’s diversity, equity and inclusion director. President OB Jacobi said Windermere “feels strongly” that now is the time to bolster DEI efforts.
Source: Inman News
Windermere reinforces DEI pledge with appointment of new director
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