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John Abel Joins Ellie Mae as SVP and Chief Information Officer

1502750949982John Abel has joined Ellie Mae as SVP and Chief Information Officer, where he will be responsible for all aspects of the company’s internal information technology and systems and will partner with business units to propose, plan, and implement enterprise IT systems to align Ellie Mae’s technology vision with business strategy in support of business operations. With over 20 years’ experience in technology expertise, Abel was SVP of IT at Hitachi Data Systems prior to joining Ellie Mae. Before Hitachi Data Systems, he held roles at Symantec, JDS Uniphase, KPMG Consulting, and British Nuclear Fuels plc. Abel holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems from Staffordshire University in England.

“As Ellie Mae transforms to a cloud-based platform company, it is a perfect time to build and deploy a comprehensive internal IT strategy to keep pace with our external growth trajectory,” said Abel. “I look forward to working alongside this great team to run our systems to help us scale to the next level while providing a comprehensive lending platform to benefit the entire mortgage lending industry.”

“John’s strong leadership will be an asset to Ellie Mae as we streamline and scale our enterprise systems to support our growth and transformation as a platform company,” said Peter Hirsch, Ellie Mae’s EVP of Technology and Operations. “John will drive the evolution of our systems and technologies and will be responsible for establishing our vision and roadmap to ensure Ellie Mae’s success for years to come.”

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