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NAR Appoints Linda Neil to Advisory Board

Mexico’s Linda Neil, CIPS, ABR, TRC, SRES, RSPS and PIC (Mexico) has received a new appointment from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) .Following her full three year term as Presidential Liaison to Mexico, she has been appointed to the 2015 Certified International Specialists Advisory Board.

In appointing the new Board NAR President for 2015, Chris Polychron commented that the coming year will be both challenging and interesting for the global real estate industry. He said,” In assembling the 2015 team that will address these challenges, I looked for a specific set of leadership qualities. These include dedication to our industry, a forward looking vision for our association and a range of professional experiences.”

Linda Neil will be the sole International Member on the Board. She replaces Maurice Georges from the United Arab Emirates, who was the International member for 2014. The other 21 members come from a broad cross section of the United Sates.

Linda is the Founder of Mexico’s oldest title and escrow company, The Settlement Company. She is also on the Board of Directors of the new Global Mexico Real Estate Institute, A.C. (www.globalmexico.org )

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