TRREB Announces Kevin Crigger as New President-Elect

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) has announced that Kevin Crigger has been elected as the company's new 2020-2021 president-elect.

The news was unveiled in the company's latest "Across the Board" issue on Wednesday, which also confirmed that Lisa Patel will be stepping up as president, replacing Michael Collins.

“Congratulations to Kevin Crigger on becoming TRREB’s 2020/2021 President-Elect. Kevin is a Broker and Team Leader with Johnston & Daniel, Royal LePage," said Patel.

"Here at TRREB, Kevin has served as the Chair of the Finance Committee, a member of the Government Relations Committee, the Vice-Chair of the Arbitration and Professional Standards Steering Committee, and a member of the Executive Committee and various task forces."

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Crigger, who is an award-winning broker, is also the current President of the Ontario REALTORS Care Foundation and has served in a volunteer capacity on numerous RECO, OREA, and CREA committees.

He has also served as a volunteer with many community organizations, including Out of the Cold Foundation, De La Salle College, The AIDS Committee of Toronto, The Magenta Foundation, Princess Margaret, and The University of Toronto.

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TRREB Announces Kevin Crigger as New President-Elect

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board has announced that Kevin Crigger has been elected as the company's new 2020-2021 president-elect.

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