Wright to take over after the trade association was ordered to pay $1.8 billion in damages for artificially inflated commissions paid to real estate agents
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Nykia Wright, former CEO of the Chicago Sun-Times, has been tapped to take over the National Association of Realtors on an interim basis when the current chief executive departs the role earlier than expected later this month after a federal jury delivered a heavy blow to the organization in a class-action lawsuit.
The Chicago-based NAR said Thursday that CEO Bob Goldberg would be stepping down after a 30-year career at the trade association and nearly two months before his planned retirement. The move comes just two days after the trade group was dealt a punishing judgement in federal court over its guidelines on real estate agent commissions.
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