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T3 Sixty is working with a client who is actively searching for a President in the Midwest region of the U.S.
The President will lead the overall strategy, performance, and growth of a multi-office residential real estate brokerage. This includes driving agent growth, productivity, and revenue, while ensuring alignment with broader organizational goals and delivering profitable operations. The role provides leadership across the organization, developing a high-performing management team and ensuring execution against strategic and operational objectives.
As a highly visible, field-based leader, the President will actively engage with agents, support managers, and represent the company in the market. This individual will also enhance marketing effectiveness, evolve the company’s value proposition, and identify opportunities to expand market share, building on a strong operational and cultural foundation to deliver sustained growth.
The ideal candidate is a high-energy, visible leader who thrives in a growth environment and brings a strong sense of urgency, accountability, and forward momentum. They are a natural communicator who is comfortable engaging with agents, leadership teams, and external stakeholders. This individual leads from the front and is highly present in the field, building relationships, inspiring performance, and reinforcing culture.
The ideal person is both strategic and execution-oriented, capable of translating vision into measurable results. This leader brings credibility, authenticity, and the ability to quickly build trust across a diverse organization. They demonstrate adaptability, resourcefulness, and a willingness to roll up their sleeves to get things done.
This candidate brings fresh ideas and a modern perspective on brokerage growth, marketing, and agent value proposition. They are motivated by the opportunity to build on a strong foundation and drive meaningful growth, while shaping the next chapter of the organization’s evolution.