LoanLogics has hired veteran financial services leader Bill Neville as its president and chief operating officer, the company announced.
Neville will be responsible for overseeing all operational controls, technology and software development, and the procedures and staff required to scale and grow the company. In addition to his executive role, Neville also becomes a member of LoanLogics’ board of directors.
The company said Brian Fitzpatrick, CEO and former president of LoanLogics, will focus more of his time on strategy, revenue growth, new clients, new products and continuing to improve customer satisfaction. As the CEO, Fitzpatrick is also LoanLogics’ “chief culture officer” and will be responsible for ensuring the organization remains faithful to its values during a time of rapid growth.
“LoanLogics has earned a stellar reputation by doing more than any other company to ensure the quality of loan file data in financial transactions,” Neville said in a release. “In fact, the company’s LoanHD loan quality management software is the go-to platform for lenders that need to ensure data is verified and validated, reducing risk and improving profitability. I look forward to playing an instrumental role in the company’s continued growth by improving upon its financial strength and operational efficiency.”
Neville has more than 25 years of experience in the financial services industry. Most recently he served as president of North America for Finastra, one of the world’s largest fintech corporations. Prior to Finastra, he served as a board director and later president of D+H, where he played an important role in the company’s acquisition of various companies including Mortgagebot, Avista Solutions and Harland Financial.
“We are thrilled Bill is joining LoanLogics, especially at this critical time in the company's growth,” Fitzpatrick said. “In particular, Bill’s expertise in financial planning, organizational development, product management and financial services technology make him a perfect fit for this role. We expect him to have a significant impact on LoanLogics’ future.”