Taylor Long. Image: Supplied

Tayla Long has been appointed Business Operations Manager for Harcourts Tasmania, stepping into the role after building relationships across the state during her time with Harcourts Launceston.

In the new role, Tayla will work closely with Harcourts business owners and their teams, providing operational support, coaching and guidance to help offices grow and deliver service in their local communities.

Kiarni Hall, Head of Business Operations, said Tayla’s relationships and experience made her a natural fit.

“This is a really exciting opportunity to bring additional focus and leadership into our Tasmanian network,” Kiarni said.

“With strong relationships, deep Harcourts experience and a genuine passion for our people, I’m so excited to see Tayla step into the Tasmanian Business Operations Manager role and the value she will deliver to the state.”

Kate Littlejohn, Co-CEO of Harcourts Tasmania, said promoting from within was an important part of the network’s culture.

“Tayla already understands what makes Harcourts Tasmania special because she’s lived it,” Kate said.

“She has built genuine relationships across our network, understands the day-to-day challenges our business owners face and is deeply invested in helping others succeed. This appointment is a great example of the opportunities that exist within Harcourts for people who are passionate about our business and our people.”

For Tayla, the move is a chance to give back to the network she credits with shaping her career.

“Harcourts has given me incredible opportunities, and I’m excited to take the next step in supporting our business owners and their teams across Tasmania,” Tayla said.

“I love the relationships we’ve built across the state, and I’m looking forward to working alongside our offices to help them grow, solve challenges and continue building on the strength of the Harcourts brand in Tasmania.”

With Tayla now on the state leadership team, Harcourts Tasmania has added support for business owners across the state as the network continues to grow.