The Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County Announces Retirement of Chief Executive Officer Paul Kane

RALEIGH, N.C. – The Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County (HBA) announces the upcoming retirement of Chief Executive Officer Paul Kane, marking the conclusion of 11 years of dedicated leadership and service to the Association, its members, and the residential construction industry.

Over the past decade, Paul has played an instrumental role in advancing the Association's mission, guiding it through significant growth and strengthening its reputation as a leading voice for the residential building industry in Wake County.  His leadership and commitment to advocacy, member engagement, professional education, and organizational excellence have helped shape the HBA into the respected organization it is today. 

His contributions have made a lasting impact not only on the Association and its members but also on the broader building industry and the communities it serves.

“On behalf of the officers, Board of Directors, and members of the HBA, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to Paul for his outstanding leadership and 11 years of dedicated service,” said Alex Yost, President of the HBA. “His vision, professionalism, and genuine commitment to our members have helped build one of the strongest and most respected HBAs in the country.  Paul's impact on this organization will be felt for years to come, and we are incredibly grateful for all he has accomplished. We wish him nothing but the best as he begins this next chapter.”
Reflecting on his time with the Association, Kane expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to serve and the relationships he has built throughout the industry.
“Having served as the CEO of the HBA of Raleigh-Wake County has been the greatest honor of my professional life. I am deeply proud of the culture of positivity, strength, and service the Association has achieved over the years, both in its leadership and its staff. While I look forward to retirement, I will certainly miss the relationships I've built while serving the home building industry in Wake County.  I am confident that the Association's commitment to excellence will continue long after my tenure is done,” said Kane.

Paul will continue serving as CEO throughout the transition period, helping ensure continuity of operations and positioning the Association for continued growth and success.  The HBA expects to announce Paul's successor in the coming weeks.

The HBA extends its sincere appreciation to Paul for his decade of leadership and service and congratulates him on a well-earned retirement.