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- Matt Lahood resigns as a Director of The Agency Group (AU1), with CEO and Managing Director Geoff Lucas to fill the role
- This transition is part of the restructure announced in December when Mr Lucas’ appointment as Managing Director was first revealed
- Mr Lahood joined The Agency’s board in January 2019 as part of the Top-Level acquisition
- In this role, he was involved with the vision, establishment and growth of The Agency in key markets in eastern states, recently assisting in the company’s expansion into Canberra
- Shares in The Agency closed today’s session 2.27 per cent in the green, trading at 4.5 cents
Matt Lahood has resigned as a Director of The Agency Group (AU1), with CEO and Managing Director Geoff Lucas to fill the role.
This transition is part of the restructure announced in December when Mr Lucas’ appointment as Managing Director was first revealed
Mr Lahood joined The Agency’s board in January 2019 as part of the Top-Level acquisition.
In this role, he was involved with the vision, establishment and growth of The Agency in key markets in eastern states, and he recently assisted in the company’s expansion into Canberra.
Prior to joining The Agency, Mr Lahood was a Director of Sales at McGrath Estate Agents from 2004 to 2016.
“With the appointment of Geoff Lucas to the position of Managing Director and CEO, and current Managing Director Paul Niardone to the position of Executive Director, Matt felt now was the most appropriate time for him to resign his director position and focus entirely on his key executive duties,” Executive Chairman Andrew Jensen said.
“Matt has played a key role in building the business, particularly recruiting agents on the east coast and mentoring agents across the country.
“The board thanks Matt for this and the active role he played on the board and looks forward to working with him in his role as a key executive of The Agency.”
Shares in The Agency have closed today’s session 2.27 per cent in the green, trading at 4.5 cents.
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