Nadine Lindsay, the new president and CEO of the Organisme d’autoréglementation du courtage immobilier du Québec (OACIQ), says the OACIQ’s goal of protecting the public in real estate transactions must be promoted.
“I have a strong desire to ensure that consumers gain an even better understanding of the organization’s protection mandate and all the related mechanisms that benefit property buyers and sellers who choose to do business with a real estate or mortgage broker,” she says. “Achieving this crucial goal requires strong leadership in the areas of real estate and mortgage brokerage, as well as collaboration throughout the industry in order to establish healthy competition and help create a strong economic society.”
A law graduate from Université Laval, Lindsay has 20 years of experience in the fields of real estate brokerage and financial services, in both national and international companies. She has a solid background in management, governance and ethics as well as legal and business risk management in regulated environments, says the OACIQ.
