The Greater Boston Real Estate Board has announced its 2025 leadership team representing its 13,000-plus members. 

The new leadership team will represent all sectors of the industry, including commercial and residential property owners, brokers, Realtors and financiers.

Bill Tanski, co-founder of Outlook Capital Partners, is GBREB’s new Board Chair. He brings his extensive 30-year career in commercial real estate acquisitions, asset management, dispositions and capital formation to the role. Outlook Capital is his private investment firm that focuses on real estate debt and equity investments. Tanski has also had senior positions with Bank of America, Fleet Bank and Bank of Boston where he was on the real estate investment committee. 

“I am honored and humbled to serve as the Greater Boston Real Estate Board’s next Board Chair,” said Tanski. “As all areas of the real estate industry continue to grapple with diverse, yet equally important challenges, from red tape to high costs, I will make sure the voices of our 13,000-plus members are heard from city hall to Beacon Hill. A strong real estate industry means a strong economy.” 

GBREB also appointed eight new officers and division presidents.

2025 GBREB officers include: chair-elect Dino Confalone from Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty, treasurer Sarah Mathewson from Avalon Bay Communities and clerk/assistant treasurer Nilesh Bubna from Longpoint Realty Partners 

Division presidents include: Greater Boston Association of Realtors (GBAR) president Mark Triglione of Premier Realty Group Inc., Massachusetts Apartment Association (MAA) president Jeremy Ouellette of Samuels & Associates, Real Estate Finance Association (REFA) president Jill Sharif of Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company — National Commercial Services, Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) president Jennifer Christakes, JLL and Commercial Brokers Association (CBA) president: Robert Byrne of CBRE Inc. 

“We are deeply proud of this year’s class of GBREB officers and division presidents,” said Greg Vasil, GBREB CEO. “Their collective knowledge, experience, and passion place the real estate industry in a prime position to thrive this year. They will tirelessly advocate for reducing barriers to housing creation and lowering costs to ensure that Greater Boston is a place where all can thrive.”