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Longleaf Pine REALTORS® seeking new CEO

By Staff Report, posted 8 months ago

The Longleaf Pine REALTORS®, Inc. (LPR) is now seeking a new CEO. 

It was announced to members on May 9 that former CEO Anne Rendle was no longer with the association and that an interim CEO had been appointed. 

LPR 2025 President David H. Zeitz sent out the following statement to members on behalf of the organization’s Board of Directors: 

“After careful consideration, the Board of Directors has formally concluded the employment of Chief Executive Officer, Anne Rendle. This decision reflects a new direction for the Association.

Debbie McFadyen has been appointed interim CEO. McFayden previously severed as MLS director at LPR. 
Photo pulled from McFayden's LinkedIn page. 

The Board of Directors has appointed Debbie McFadyen as interim CEO, and our leadership is establishing a process for recruiting our next CEO.

We remain committed to a smooth transition and the continued strength of our Association’s operations. We appreciate your support as we move forward and thank Anne for her service to Longleaf Pine REALTORS®.” 

According to her LinkedIn page, McFayden previously severed as MLS director at LPR. 

A professional trade association serving the interests of over 2,400 REALTOR® members and business professionals, LPR remains dedicated to providing the tools and resources for our members to succeed.

Additional steps including a timeline and search for a new CEO have yet to be announced.

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