Hypotheeks software company RET takes two executive leaders
“We feel so happy that Heidi and Anthony chose to add our team,” said Wynands. “Everyone not only brings a wealth of experience, but also the kind of character, creativity, passion and empathy that inspires the people around them. We are enthusiastic about the impact they have on our company and the customers we serve.”
Iverson has more than 20 years of experience in various industries. Before she came to RET, she founded Placeed, a boutique mortgage recruitment and coaching company. Before that, she added leadership roles Mobility market information (MMI), Guild mortgage” Closing market home loansAnd Castle & Cooke Mortgage.
“I chose to participate in RET as VP of growth because I have experienced first -hand how powerful data can be to stimulate growth and efficiency,” Iverson said in a statement. “The RET platform continues this – it gives mortgage professionals clear, practical insights to see opportunities and grow strategically quickly. The technology is impressive and I am proud to become a member of such a talented team that makes a real difference.”
Savala has spent more than 15 years in the mortgage technology sector. For the past two years he served as a vice -president of sale at WHERE. Before that he worked in leadership roles for business development Experience.com And Reggoraand he was an account director for Sales Boomerang (now known as To trust).
“I have always focused on impact and helping companies to use innovative technologies to stay ahead of the curve,” he said in a statement. “Now at RET, I bring that track record of implementation, experience and sales leadership to help originators use the power of data to grow, compete and win more than ever.”
RET was founded in 2022 by Wynands and Chief Technology Officer Steven Mincemoyer. It offers a high-quality software-as-a-service platform that is designed to help loan officials and mortgage companies to build better relationships. The company now has 11 employees and has reported a revenue growth of 455% at the end of March.
