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herry Chris, a seasoned real estate executive, has been appointed as an independent consultant and special advisor to National Association of REALTORS' (NAR) CEO Nykia Wright. As part of her role, Chris will focus on strengthening NAR's relationships with brokerage leaders by fostering open dialogue and identifying opportunities for the association to better support brokerages and their agents.
Chris brings extensive experience in the real estate industry, having led several major brands including Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate and ERA Real Estate, which she grew significantly nationally and internationally. Her unique perspective on the industry will be invaluable as NAR seeks to enhance its collaboration with industry partners and drive stronger alignment across the sector.
NAR President Kevin Sears praises Chris's leadership experience and ability to build relationships, stating that her extensive background working with brokerages of all sizes provides a nuanced understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing the industry. Chris will work closely with Wright to engage with brokerage leaders and create solutions that drive trust, value, and collaboration for stakeholders in real estate.
Chris has been deeply engaged in the real estate ecosystem for years, serving in various leadership roles within NAR and other organizations, including The Realty Alliance and the LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance. She has received numerous accolades for her contributions to the industry, including induction into RISMedia's 2021 Newsmakers Hall of Fame and being named a 2021 HousingWire Woman of Influence.
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