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NAR Names New CEO

Jun 26, 2017
The National Association of Realtors has named Bob Goldberg as its new CEO

The National Association of Realtors has named Bob Goldberg as its new CEOThe National Association of Realtors has named Bob Goldberg as its new CEO.
 
Goldberg was previously NAR’s senior vice president in charge of sales and marketing, business development and strategic investments, professional development and conventions. He succeeds the retiring Dale Stinton, who served as the group’s chief executive for the past 12 years.
 
"I'm humbled and excited to be named NAR's next CEO," said Goldberg. "This is a dynamic time for the association and the industry, and I am looking forward to my new role and working with Realtor leaders and staff to advance the association and our members toward long-term success."

 
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