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Commercial Brokers Association Announces the Passing of President and CEO Chris McDougall

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The Commercial Brokers Association (CBA) announces with deep sadness the passing of Chris McDougall, its respected CEO, whose leadership, integrity, and vision stewarded CBA into one of the largest and most influential commercial broker organizations in the nation.

Throughout his distinguished career, Chris devoted himself to elevating the commercial real estate profession and strengthening the connections that fuel it. Under his leadership, CBA expanded its reach, modernized its services, and deepened its impact across the region. Chris was a champion of the commercial real estate industry, a steadfast advocate who brought people together, sought input from all sides, and built clear, executable plans around shared priorities. He saw the role of CBA not just as a resource, but as an engine for professional excellence and a model of industry unity. His legacy can be felt in the strengthened partnerships, the enhanced tools and standards, and the sense of shared mission that continue to define CBA today.

“We have lost an extraordinary leader, colleague, and friend,” said Mike Azose, CBA Board President. “Chris built bridges between people, organizations, and ideas, and he did so with grace, integrity, and a deep respect for others. Our industry is stronger because of him, and his contributions will endure for decades to come.”

Within the organization, Chris believed in us, challenged us, and brought genuine fun into our work. His mentorship and the culture he fostered continue to shape how we show up for one another and for the members we serve.

Chris McDougall leaves behind an indelible legacy of leadership, service, and optimism about what the commercial real estate community can achieve together. His impact will be felt not only through CBA’s continued growth, but in the countless professionals he mentored, supported, and inspired.

Memorial details to be shared as they become available.

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