Former NAR CEO who resigned amid fallout from Sitzer/Burnett Ruling offered $100,000/yr. as Risk Mitigator Consultant.

Ex-NAR CEO Bob Goldberg, who quit post-lawsuit loss, is being offered $100,000/yr. as Risk Mitigator Consultant, given his expertise in “pulling the plug” before catastrophic situations; Norman Szobotka, Head of Growth at Agently — a sales productivity app for brokers and team leaders, believes his skill sets and experience could be very valuable for the company.

The decision to offer Goldberg a role directly tied to risk mitigation underscores Agently.com’s commitment to harnessing the full spectrum of talents and experiences within the industry. Despite the legal backdrop, Szobotka sees Goldberg as a visionary leader capable of providing critical insights into anticipating and mitigating risks.

Goldberg’s track record as the former CEO of NAR suggests a wealth of experience in crisis management and strategic decision-making. Szobotka believes that Goldberg’s unique perspective could be transformative for Agently’s growth and risk management initiatives, opening up new possibilities for innovation and adaptability.

This move not only signifies Agently’s confidence in Goldberg’s ability to add strategic value but also challenges conventional perceptions about professional trajectories post-resignation. It prompts industry observers to consider the wealth of knowledge and leadership potential that individuals like Goldberg bring, even in the face of past challenges.

As the negotiations unfold, the industry eagerly awaits the outcome of this potential collaboration. If successfully navigated, this move could not only redefine Goldberg’s post-NAR career but also set a precedent for the industry in recognizing and harnessing untapped talent for strategic advancement.