Seven New Leaders Selected for MRED Board of Managers

New Leadership for Midwest Real Estate Data
Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) has recently elected seven real estate professionals to join its Board of Managers, a team dedicated to shaping the future of the multiple listing service (MLS). With a focus on innovation and strategic growth, these new members are set to contribute significantly to MRED’s mission.
Meet the Newly Elected Members
The Board of Managers now features a diverse group of industry leaders who bring a wealth of experience from various sectors of real estate.
Brokers Leading the Charge
The following brokers have been elected:
- Aaron Starck from Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate
- Nicole Minier representing Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
- Matt Silver of Corcoran Urban Real Estate
- Joan Marie Locascio from Fulton Grace Realty
- Jeff Gregory of Realty Executives Success
Association Executives Joining the Board
In addition to the brokers, the Board welcomed these respected association executives:
- Michelle Mills Clement from the Chicago Association of REALTORS®
- Sharon Halperin of the Oak Park Area Association of REALTORS®
With a total of 17 individuals on the Board, the leadership team also includes notable figures such as Fran Broude from Compass, John Matthews from Baird & Warner, and many more who represent a broad spectrum of the real estate industry.
Vision for the Future
Rebecca Jensen, MRED’s President and CEO, expressed pride in the organization’s structure, emphasizing the importance of having brokerage representation in leadership roles. “We're proud to be an organization purposefully set up to give brokerages a direct voice in leadership,” she stated. This approach ensures that the evolving needs of subscribers are continually met.
MRED’s Commitment to Real Estate Professionals
Midwest Real Estate Data serves as the MLS for real estate professionals in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Indiana, processing over 250,000 listings each year. By connecting real estate professionals with essential tools, data, and support, MRED plays a critical role in empowering brokers and agents to grow their businesses. This leadership change is a pivotal moment as MRED aligns its strategies with the needs of its community, fostering an environment that prioritizes member success.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does MRED stand for?
MRED stands for Midwest Real Estate Data, which is a multiple listing service for real estate professionals.
What are the roles of the Board of Managers in MRED?
The Board of Managers is responsible for setting policies and strategies that drive MRED’s operations and direction.
How many members are on the MRED Board of Managers?
The Board of Managers consists of 17 members who are leaders in the real estate industry.
How can MRED members benefit from the new leadership?
The new leadership will provide a forward-thinking vision that enhances support and resources available to MRED members.
What regions does MRED serve?
MRED serves real estate professionals across Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Indiana.
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