Doreen Spagnuolo has been appointed as the new CEO of the Long Island Board of Realtors.
Spagnuolo had been serving as interim CEO of the 30,000-member trade organization since June, following the departure of former LIBOR CEO Tessa Hultz.
The new CEO served as general counsel at LIBOR for 15 years and Spagnuolo recently earned the Realtor Association Certified Executive designation. Before joining LIBOR, Spagnuolo was a partner at the Feldman, Rudy, Kirby & Farquharson law firm and she served as an assistant district attorney at the Queens County District Attorney’s office.
Spagnuolo holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Hofstra University and a juris doctor from St. John’s University School of Law.
“We are thrilled that Doreen Spagnuolo has accepted the permanent CEO position at LIBOR,” LIBOR President Gina Marie Bettenhauser said in an organization statement. “Doreen’s qualifications make her an ideal fit for this role, and we have every confidence that our members will benefit greatly from her leadership.”
During her time as interim CEO, Spagnuolo oversaw the launch of a new benefits brochure, broker outreach programs, a revitalized broker newsletter and she was involved in strategic collaborations with fair housing and local business organizations.
“I am both honored and excited to take on the role of CEO at Long Island Board of Realtors. This organization has a rich history and a bright future, representing a diverse and dynamic community of real estate professionals,” Spagnuolo said in the statement. “My primary focus will be to continue the excellent work that LIBOR is known for while embracing innovative strategies to serve our members better. Together, we will navigate the evolving landscape of real estate, ensuring that LIBOR remains a leading voice of homeownership for all and a valuable resource for all its members.”
David Winzelberg
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