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Harry Norman Realtors names new CEO: Jenni Bonura

Jenni Bonura, the newly-named president and chief executive of Harry Norman Realtors.
Jenni Bonura, the newly-named president and chief executive of Harry Norman Realtors.
By Michael E. Kanell
Dec 18, 2016

Jenni Bonura has been named president and chief executive of Atlanta-based Harry Norman Realtors, the company announced today.

Dan Parmer, 66, who had been president and CEO, has been named chairman emeritus.

Bonura, 39, has been in real estate since 2002 when she became a Realtor. She became a senior vice president and managing broker of Harry Norman’s North Fulton office in 2008.

She was named general manager of the company earlier this year.

Parmer was named Harry Norman's president and CEO in 2008. Parmer is a member of the board of directors for the Metro Atlanta Chamber, First Multiple Listing Service and the Buckhead Coalition

Harry Norman Realtors operate in metro Atlanta, elsewhere in Georgia and in Highlands, North Carolina. The company has 13 offices and 900 agents.

Harry Norman Realtors is owned by HomeServices of America, a Minneapolis company.

In a statement issued today, Robert Moline, president of HomeServices and CEO of its brokerage division, praised Parmer for his leadership. He described Bonura as "a strategic and charismatic leader."

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Michael E. Kanell, the AJC's economics writer, has been reporting on jobs, housing and the economy at the AJC for nearly two decades. He has appeared on television and radio to analyze and report on business and economic developments.

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