The Arizona Regional MLS (ARMLS) announced on Tuesday that Jeff Bosch has been appointed as its new Chief Executive Officer. Bosch is set to assume the position in November, succeeding Matt Consalvo, who is retiring after 14 years leading the organization.
Bosch joins ARMLS from IRES MLS in northern Colorado, where he served as CEO for the past five years. He also holds a director position with the Council of Multiple Listing Services (CMLS) and has been involved in various industry committees. Prior to his role at IRES MLS, Bosch held leadership positions within the brokerage community and at MARIS in St. Louis.
"ARMLS is recognized as a leader in the MLS industry, and it is an honor to be selected as its next CEO," Bosch stated in the release. "I look forward to building on that strong foundation and beginning this next chapter with the ARMLS team, its subscribers and the communities it serves."
Consalvo's departure marks the end of a significant period for ARMLS, during which it grew into one of the nation's largest regional MLSs. He had announced his retirement plans in February. "Leading ARMLS has been an honor and a privilege," Consalvo said. "Our agents, brokers, employees and community are in great hands with Jeff. I’m confident he will lead ARMLS successfully into its next chapter."
Bosch's appointment coincides with a broader leadership transition at ARMLS, including the implementation of a new, independent board of directors structure. As CEO, he will be responsible for navigating ARMLS through evolving industry challenges, such as new buyer agency practices, changing state and federal regulations, and the consolidation of technology vendors. Industry observers will be watching Bosch's approach to data-sharing initiatives, broker tool integration, and potential collaborations with other regional MLSs.
