Steve Setlock Joins Broker Agent 360 as VP

Aug 28, 2017

Broker Agent 360 has announced that Steve Setlock has joined the company as Vice President, overseeing business development and sales.

“Steve is a tremendous addition to our team,” said Broker Agent 360 CEO Matthew Stamer. “Along with his strong business development and operations credentials, he understands the culture and needs of a fast-growing technology firm.”

Setlock has extensive experience developing operations and sales strategies for emerging technologies. This includes testing new technologies, organizing data points to create successful business platforms, and organizing cross-divisional teams to deliver these platforms to market. Additionally, he is skilled at all facets of development and launch including the planning, legal, pricing, process, and rollout phases.

“I am pleased to be part of the Broker Agent 360 team,” said Setlock. “This company has developed the premiere lead generation product in the real estate industry and has unlimited potential. I look forward to being part of this winning team.”

Previously, Setlock was Vice President of Operations and Sales for Commissions Inc., a real estate technology platform. As one of the company’s first employees, he was integral to Commission Inc.’s unprecedented growth from its beginnings as a start-up to its eventual sale.

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