Jonathan Le Corronc Clady re-elected president of FNAIM Vaucluse

Tuesday 21st January 2025 02:39 AM

The FNAIM Vaucluse chose continuity. The board of directors of the National Real Estate Federation of 84 has chosen to reappoint Jonathan Le Corronc Clady as president for a three-year term. A mandate he has held since 2021.

Jonathan Le Corronc Clady a committed real estate agent

Jonathan Le Corronc Clady is a real estate agent committed to his profession and to the economic world in Vaucluse. He is also the vice-president of the FNAIM South Region, chaired by Marseillais Didier Bertrand, administrator of Medef Vaucluse, alongside its president Roland Paul and also technical advisor to the CCI Vaucluse.

Furthermore, Jonathan Le Corronc Clady is committed to the culture of the papal city through the patronage policy of his company House & Co, present in Paris and Avignon.

« My action will be a continuation of the actions carried out with my board of directors during the previous mandate. I am keen to bring together the profession as well as all the players in the housing market and chain in long-lasting relationships aimed at offering our fellow citizens essential services that they have the right to expect and which is delivered to them on a daily basis with passion by quality professionals »insisted Jonathan Le Corronc Clady.
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The priorities of the president of FNAIM Vaucluse

The priority of president of FNAIM Vaucluse for his new mandate remains at “ finalize and sustain the establishment of the Higher School of Real Estate » in Avignon “ in order to develop the continuing training offer for real estate professionals via a strong partnership with the CCI, thus making it possible to raise the level of play of professionals and their skills at the service of their fellow citizens ».

Jonathan Le Corronc Clady wants to continue to “ bring together all the players in the housing chain so that these interdependent professions work together within the framework of a lasting partnership serving the residents of Vaucluse ».

While the department of Vaucluse is also affected by the housing crisis, the president intends for the FNAIM to be « at the local level, force of proposals ». FNAIM Vaucluse brings together 109 firms.