RE/MAX Holdings Appoints Tom Flanagan as Chief Digital Information Officer

Sep 23, 2025
RE/MAX Holdings has appointed Tom Flanagan as Chief Digital Information Officer to oversee IT and data operations, aligning technology with strategic goals.

RE/MAX Holdings has appointed Tom Flanagan as Chief Digital Information Officer, effective immediately, announced in a press release. Flanagan will manage information technology and data operations across the company and its affiliated brands, including REMAX and Motto Mortgage.

In his new role, Flanagan will lead the engineering, data, and technology security and compliance teams. He will work closely with the Executive Leadership Team to ensure that technology initiatives align with the company's strategic vision. Flanagan brings over 20 years of experience in real estate brokerage technology solutions, having previously served as Chief Innovation Officer for The Group, Inc. Real Estate.

Flanagan's appointment is part of a series of strategic leadership changes at RE/MAX Holdings in 2025, aimed at fostering innovation and growth. His expertise in integrating cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence is expected to enhance the company's operations and client services.

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