Keller Williams Realty Hudson Valley United Appoints Rebecca Kane as New Team Leader

Real Estate In-Depth • November 18, 2025
Keller Williams Realty Hudson Valley United Appoints Rebecca Kane as New Team Leader

MIDDLETOWN—Rosemarie Pelatti, Operating Partner and Managing Broker of Keller Williams Realty Hudson Valley United recently announced the appointment of Rebecca Kane as its new Team Leader.

Kane has been deeply rooted at the KW Hudson Valley United Market Center since 2015. She built her agent business there, rose to numerous leadership opportunities along the way and lifted others to grow with her.

“Rebecca represents everything we stand for at KW—leadership, growth, and service to others,” said Anna Gibbs, General Manager of the KW Hudson Valley Upstate Network. “She has walked the path of an agent, built a successful business, and inspired those around her through her example. We have full confidence in her ability to lead our Market Center into its next chapter with vision, purpose, and heart.”

As Team Leader, Kane will focus on agent growth and development, as well as empowering entrepreneurs at KW Hudson Valley United and across the Hudson Valley to build thriving real estate businesses.

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