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BELLINGHAM, Wash. — eXp World Holdings, Inc. has announced the appointment of Jesse Hill as the Interim Chief Financial Officer, effective April 1, 2025. Hill, who currently serves as the Vice President of International Finance and Corporate Financial Planning & Analysis at eXp Realty, steps into this crucial role as the company undergoes a leadership transition.
The decision to appoint Hill reflects the company's commitment to maintaining a strong financial oversight during this period of change. As Interim CFO, he will be responsible for overseeing the financial operations and strategic planning of the organization, ensuring that eXp World Holdings continues to thrive in a competitive market.
Hill's extensive experience in finance and corporate strategy positions him well to guide the company through its current phase. The leadership team and board of directors express confidence in his ability to lead effectively during this transitional period, as the company prepares for future growth and innovation.
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