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More executive changes are happening at Keller Williams. Shortly after a large investment from Stone Point Capital and the appointment of Chris Czarnecki as CEO, Keller Williams has brought on Tim Dieffenbacher as its new chief financial officer.
Dieffenbacher most recently served as the CFO of a publicly traded real estate investment trust in Dallas. He has also previously worked alongside Czarnecki at Broadstone Net Lease and Broadstone Real Estate, where he served as senior vice president, chief accounting officer and treasurer.
“What drew me to Keller Williams was the people, the culture, and the opportunity to work with Chris again,” Dieffenbacher said in a statement. “There’s a genuine sense of shared purpose and entrepreneurial spirit here that’s hard to find. I’ve always been motivated by the chance to work with good people, solve challenging problems, and build something meaningful — and that’s exactly what I see at Keller Williams.”
In addition to Dieffenbacher’s appointment, Stacie Herron was officially tapped as Keller Williams’ chief operating officer. She had been serving as the interim COO and will hold this role alongside her position as the firm’s chief legal officer. In her role as COO, Herron leads several teams, including growth, franchise systems, legal, risk management, human resources and workplace experience.
“Stacie has already delivered meaningful impact as our chief legal officer and interim COO, and her official appointment as COO reflects our confidence in her continued leadership,” Czarnecki said in a statement. “Tim and Stacie embody the leadership that will drive our next chapter of growth, as we continue to enable KW-affiliated agents and market center leaders to thrive.”
