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ClosingCorp Names New Chief Innovation Officer

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Pat Carney

ClosingCorp has named Pat Carney the Chief Innovation Officer (CInO). He will be charged with exploring and driving innovative solutions that impact the business and industry segments to deliver new growth opportunities and cultivate and commercialize market breakthroughs, according to an announcement from the company.

In this new position, Carney will be in charge of overseeing the strategy behind the company’s technology partnerships as well as looking holistically at the user experience. Additionally, he will work closely with the product development team and all players within the mortgage ecosystem to drive creativity and implement forward-thinking solutions.

“ClosingCorp is focused on accelerating innovation to streamline the mortgage disclosure and closing processes,” said James Bolger, CFO and interim co-CEO. “The cross-functional nature of the role, and the broad skillsets required, necessitate someone with a balance of technical, managerial, and real world experience, and Pat is that person.”

Earlier in his career, Carney founded four successful title companies, was a performance consultant for a large national underwriter, and served as CTO and director of marketing at large title companies. Before starting with ClosingCorp, he also served as COO and Chief Strategy Officer at reQuire, a web-based lien release tracking and reporting service. Prior to his new role as CInO, Carney was SVP of strategic partnerships at ClosingCorp.

“Over the past two years, ClosingCorp has experienced significant double digit growth. I’m excited about the opportunity to build on this momentum and bring a stronger focus on innovation both within our company and for our clients,” said Carney. “I look forward to turning fresh ideas into great products.”

About Author: Kendall Baer

Kendall Baer is a recent Baylor University graduate with a degree in news editorial journalism and a minor in marketing. She served as a staff member for The Baylor Lariat, the university’s award-winning colligate newspaper, as both the university’s student activities reporter and the assistant web editor. She is fluent in both English and Italian, and studied in Florence, Italy her senior year of her undergraduate degree. While in school, she worked as an account assistant managing professional associations for Association Management Consultants in Houston, Texas. Born and raised in Texas, Kendall now works as an editor for DS News.
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