Realtors Group Names Two New Staff Directors
The Santa Fe Association of Realtors has added Noah Gallegos as Member Services Director and Tommy Hernandez as Public Affairs Director.
Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in People
The Santa Fe Association of Realtors has hired Noah Gallegos as Member Services Director and Tommy Hernandez as Public Affairs Director. Gallegos, a New Mexico native, previously worked at Corcoran Plaza Properties across multiple departments.
Why it matters
The appointments fill two leadership roles at the association, which serves Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico. The additions bring staff with local ties and prior real estate industry experience to member-facing and public-facing work.
The announcement covers two director-level hires at the Santa Fe Association of Realtors, with no associated financial or operational metrics reported. Start dates, compensation, and staffing totals were not disclosed in the source information.
The players
Santa Fe Association of Realtors
A local trade association serving real estate professionals in Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico, providing member services and public affairs advocacy for the industry.
Noah Gallegos
A New Mexico native and real estate professional who previously worked at Corcoran Plaza Properties before becoming Member Services Director at the association.
Tommy Hernandez
A real estate industry professional newly appointed as Public Affairs Director at the Santa Fe Association of Realtors.
The details
Noah Gallegos joins the association as Member Services Director, and Tommy Hernandez will serve as Public Affairs Director. Gallegos previously worked at Corcoran Plaza Properties across several departments before joining the association.
Timeline
November 1, 2026: The Santa Fe Association of Realtors announced the two new staff members.
Market Landscape
Local realtor associations like the Santa Fe Association of Realtors typically mirror the member services and public affairs divisions of the National Association of Realtors at the state and local level. Filling these director roles reflects how local boards maintain that structure to serve members and engage on public policy.
Members of the Santa Fe Association of Realtors will work with the new directors on member services and public affairs matters. Real estate professionals and clients in the region may see changes in how the association communicates and supports its members.
The takeaway
Local leadership appointments at trade associations can shape how real estate professionals access services and advocacy in their region. Members seeking updates can follow the association's communications for changes tied to these new roles.
Further reading
Explore more leadership and workforce moves in the People section for context on industry appointments.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Santa Fe New Mexican.
