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The newly elected president of the Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW) aims to combine past insights with a forward-thinking approach to build on the peak body’s legacy.
Thomas McGlynn has been named the new president of the Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW), effective immediately.
As CEO and director of BresicWhitney, McGlynn brings two decades of industry experience, with a strong background in mentorship and real estate coaching, and has served on the REINSW board for the past four years.
Speaking on his election, McGlynn said it was a “privilege and an honour to become president of the REINSW” and shared that he looks forward to “continuing the work that I have been grateful to do with the board of directors over the recent years”.
“I extend my genuine thanks to all those who support and believe not only in my contribution and vision as president, but the strategic importance of the institute in building a prosperous future,” McGlynn said.
With 2025 marking the REINSW’s 115th anniversary, the new president shared his ambition to “heed the experiences of the past, and draw on the lessons from the mentors who have preceded me in this role, to position the institute for a bright and sustainable long-term future”.
“As the industry’s peak body, our road ahead must be anchored by continuing to support, protect and enhance the value that we provide our members, our clients, partners, and communities,” he said.
Alongside continuing the institute’s strategic engagement with the real estate industry and government, McGlynn also intends to look towards the future by creating pathways for agents to enhance the way they serve customers from a technological and professional perspective.
Commenting on the appointment, REINSW CEO Tim McKibbin described McGlynn as the “ideal leader to take REINSW forward into its next phase of growth as the industry’s peak body”.
“Thomas brings vast experience and strong leadership to REINSW, and we’re fortunate to have him at the helm to drive our agenda forward at this crucial time for the real estate market, both for agents and consumers,” McKibbin said.
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