Built Adds Matt Pritzel as VP of Sales

Sep 07, 2017

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Built has announced that Matt Pritzel has joined the company as Vice President of Sales for Western and Midwestern states. Pritzel comes to Built from DataServ Inc., where he spent five years growing their Enterprise SaaS solution offering. He also brings almost 10 years of enterprise level software sales experience in in credit risk management, financial accounting, and document process automation. At Built, Pritzel will assist construction lenders in making their loans easier for everyone involved in the building process.

“Built’s client base is growing at an astonishing pace, so I’m excited to join the team and continue this trajectory in the market”, said Pritzel. “Built is helping solve a major problem that exists in the construction lending industry with regard to accessing and managing construction capital. I couldn’t dream of a better position to be in.”

Chase Gilbert, President of Built, said, “Matt Pritzel brings experience and a passion for technology innovations that will help our clients capitalize on the construction loan market. We’re committed to supporting our clients with the most talented industry leaders. Matt is an excellent example of that philosophy in action.”

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