Key facts
- Jenni Bonura has been appointed Chief Growth Officer at First Multiple Listing Service (FMLS).
- Bonura brings over 20 years of experience, including as president and CEO of Harry Norman, REALTORS.
- Her role will focus on member growth, brokerage relationships, and expanding FMLS's offerings.
- FMLS sees her expertise as crucial amid industry pressures like commission litigation and scrutiny of data access.
Jenni Bonura has been appointed Chief Growth Officer at Georgia-based First Multiple Listing Service (FMLS), the company announced Wednesday. Bonura joins FMLS after more than two decades at Harry Norman, REALTORS, where she most recently served as president and CEO.
Her appointment carries a historical significance, as Harry Norman, REALTORS was one of the eight brokers who founded FMLS in 1957. Bonura's extensive leadership background and industry relationships are expected to support FMLS's strategic growth initiatives.
Jeremy Crawford, president and CEO of FMLS, highlighted Bonura's alignment with the organization's future plans, particularly as the MLS industry faces increasing pressure from commission litigation, evolving brokerage models, and heightened scrutiny over data access and costs. Crawford stated that Bonura's expertise will be instrumental in guiding new opportunities, strengthening relationships, and ensuring continued value delivery to FMLS subscribers.
In her new capacity, Bonura will concentrate on enhancing member growth, fostering brokerage and team relationships, and driving the expansion of FMLS's products, services, and data solutions. FMLS anticipates that her member-focused perspective and established industry connections will bolster efforts to provide exceptional offerings to real estate professionals in Georgia and beyond.