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New Members of RECBC Appointed by Lieutenant Governor in Council

New Members of RECBC Appointed by Lieutenant Governor in Council

Vancouver, October 10, 2018- The Real Estate Council of BC is pleased to welcome new members Catherine Ludgate and Mike Walker. Ms. Ludgate and Mr. Walker were appointed for two-year terms by BC’s Lieutenant Governor in Council on October 5, 2018.

The appointment brings the number of RECBC members to 16, under the leadership of chair Elain Duvall and vice-chair Rob Gialloreto. Two other new Council members, Linda Allen and Neal Nicholson, were appointed on July 12, 2018. All members of RECBC are publicly appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council, bringing a wide range of expertise in regulatory and governance best practices.

“On behalf of RECBC, I would like to welcome the new members who are joining the Council at an important time as we continue to transform our operations and renew our focus on consumer protection,” said Executive Officer Erin Seeley. “We look forward to working with you to achieve our shared goals.”

Members of the Real Estate Council of BC ensure the effective governance of the profession, protecting the public interest and supporting the provision of competent and ethical real estate services.

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