Realtors Property Resource names Line chief strategy officer, Sieja chief product officer

• Realtors Property Resource (RPR) has promoted Emily Line to chief strategy officer.
• Janine Sieja has been promoted to chief product officer at RPR.
• Line's responsibilities will include member experience, broker services, industry relations, and commercial services.
• Sieja will continue to lead product development for RPR.
• RPR's database contains information on over 160 million U.S. properties.

Realtors Property Resource (RPR), a subsidiary of the National Association of Realtors (NAR), has announced key leadership promotions. Emily Line has been appointed chief strategy officer, and Janine Sieja has been named chief product officer. These appointments expand upon the executives' existing roles within the organization as RPR continues to develop its data platform and services.

In her new role as chief strategy officer, Line will be responsible for member experience, broker services, industry relations with associations and multiple listing services (MLS), and commercial services. She joined RPR in 2012 and has experience in commercial outreach within NAR and developing RPR's commercial platform. Line also serves as a mentor for emerging real estate technology companies.

Sieja, who has been a product development leader since 2018, will continue to oversee product development as chief product officer. Under her leadership, RPR has modernized its website and mobile applications, expanded data capabilities, and upgraded its platform infrastructure. The company reported a 35% increase in average 90-day user activity from 2018 to 2026.

CEO Jeff Young stated that both Line and Sieja are exceptional leaders whose contributions have made RPR a trusted resource. He highlighted Line's strategic vision and industry relationships, and Sieja's focus on product innovation and execution as crucial for RPR's continued delivery of empowering technology for Realtors.

RPR's exclusive online real estate database encompasses more than 160 million residential and commercial U.S. properties.