The Real Estate Buyers Agents Association of Australia (REBAA) has elected a new president. Longstanding Brisbane-based buyers’ agent Zoran Solano, from Hot Property Buyers Agency, was elected as the new president recently.
Mr Solano was previously the association’s vice-president. Former REBAA President Melinda Jennison opted to stand down from the role after three years at the helm.
“The past three years have been extremely busy for our organisation and for our sector,” Ms Jennison said.
“Some of the highlights have included the strong growth in REBAA membership as well as our increasing profile with consumers and policymakers.
“It has been a privilege to lead the association and I wish Zoran, as well as the incoming executive committee, all the best as they forge the next chapter.”
Mr Solano has been a buyers’ agent for 17 years and, at 35 years old, is the youngest REBAA president to be elected since the association was founded in 2000.
“I look forward to continuing to grow our membership so that more buyers’ agents operate to the highest possible standards,” Mr Solano said.
“One of the initiatives I’d like to instigate is increasing members benefits, including creating an industry eco-system of like-minded businesses that can share ideas and grow together.
“I would like to thank Melinda for her dedication over the past three years, including creating significant in-roads with policymakers so that our industry and our members are better represented at the highest levels.”
Henny Rahardja from Oh Property Group was elected as the REBAA vice-president, Bryan Loughnan from Propertyology was re-elected as the REBAA treasurer, and Bronwen Stacey from Home Scouts was re-elected as the REBAA secretary.
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