After months of discussion and some industry debate, the largest businesses formerly known as “master agents” came together to identify themselves by a new moniker.
They’ll from here on out go by “technology solutions brokerages,” citing the offensiveness of the word “master” and the fact that master agent/subagent doesn’t accurately describe the relationship between the two.
Get more insight into what led to this momentous decision.
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