Realty brokerage co-founder adds chief vision officer to title


  • By Mark Gordon
  • | 10:00 a.m. August 16, 2023
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Call It Closed International Realty, a cloud-based, 100% commission brokerage with a revenue sharing component, named co-founder Aprile Osborne to the newly created position of chief vision officer. 

The role, according to a statement, “formalizes Osborne’s contributions as both a trusted mentor to new brokers and a visionary strategist” for Naples-based Call It Closed, which currently operates in 16 states and continues to expand its footprint.

“Aprile’s industry knowledge goes beyond Southwest Florida, and we are leveraging her ability to forecast market trends to help inform the company’s strategy and growth plans,” Call It Closed Co-Founder Chad Osborne says in the release. “Her insights are especially relevant as Call It Closed continues to enter new markets throughout the U.S. and internationally.”

Aprile Osborne began her real estate career in Florida in 2002. Within two years, she had topped $100 million in sales volume, selling more than 300 homes in 2004 alone. 

The Osbornes, who are Naples residents, founded the RE/MAX Affinity offices in Naples and Bonita Springs, earning the title in 2012 of the company’s fastest growing offices globally before selling them and opening Call It Closed. 

“Our unique business model has been widely embraced by brokers, buyers and sellers far and wide,” Aprile Osborne said. “We’re beyond excited to see what the future brings and eagerly anticipate bringing our innovative approach to even more markets in the near future.”

Founded in 2019, Call It Closed International Realty utilizes a multi-tiered revenue sharing platform. The Osbornes have nearly 40 years of combined real estate experience, with hundreds of sold properties personally. They also founded several RE/MAX franchises. 

 

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Mark Gordon

Mark Gordon is the managing editor of the Business Observer. He has worked for the Business Observer since 2005. He previously worked for newspapers and magazines in upstate New York, suburban Philadelphia and Jacksonville.

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