MTA CEO Janno Lieber and others expressed support for the lower tolling fee that the governor said would bring in the $15 billion to the MTA that the higher fee was projected to raise.
WHITE PLAINS— Howard Hanna Rand Realty announced on Tuesday, Oct. 8 two significant leadership appointments to strengthen its team and support its growth strategy. These changes aim to enhance recruitment efforts and ensure continued success across the Westchester, Bronx, Putnam, and Connecticut regions, brokerage officials stated.
Joe Maymi has been named Regional Growth Manager for Westchester, Bronx, Putnam, and Connecticut. He will partner closely with managers in this expanded role to drive recruitment and growth across these pivotal areas. Maymi will also continue his leadership role as the senior manager of the White Plains office. With his extensive experience in leadership, and recruiting, and a deep passion for growth, he is well-prepared to take on this new challenge, company officials noted.
“We are thrilled to see Joe step into this expanded role,” said Matt Rand, CEO of Howard Hanna Rand Realty. “His dedication and expertise make him the perfect candidate to lead our growth initiatives in these regions.”
Joining Maymi in leading the White Plains office is Jerome Jeffrey, appointed Co-Manager. Jeffrey’s dedication, leadership, and coaching expertise will be instrumental in the continued growth of our flagship office in Westchester County.
“We couldn’t be more excited to have Jerome step into this role,” said Matt Rand. “His passion for helping agents succeed and his track record of strong leadership make him a tremendous asset to our team.”
Renee Zurlo, General Manager for New York, expressed her excitement about the new appointments: “Both Joe and Jerome have demonstrated exceptional leadership and a clear commitment to our agents’ success. Their combined expertise will bring fresh energy and ideas to our White Plains office and the broader region.”
Nick Germak will continue in the role of Regional Manager in Connecticut and will assume the role of Strategic Leadership Advisor for New York and Connecticut.
MTA CEO Janno Lieber and others expressed support for the lower tolling fee that the governor said would bring in the $15 billion to the MTA that the higher fee was projected to raise.
The FARE Act will undoubtedly lead to higher rents and reduced access to available rental listings for prospective tenants, exacerbating housing affordability challenges New Yorkers already face.
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