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Resource Title expands with addition of Catalano

Nov 12, 2009

Resource Title has added Antonio Catalano to assist with sales and relationship building in its retail division. The move punctuates what has been a strong year for the independent title agency despite a fairly tumultuous market. With Resource Title, Catalano will take on a development role, servicing existing customers and working to build new relationships and sales. He has served the title and real estate industry for over 20 years, and founded and owned successful regional agency Title Xperts. Prior to that, Catalano was a top producer in sales for a respected real estate organization. Catalano will work from the Independence office of Resource Title. Resource Title is an independent, family-owned agency which has provided title insurance and escrow services for 25 years. The company is also recognized for its strong commercial, real estate-owned (REO) and default and relocation lines of service. “Antonio has a well-deserved reputation as a relationship-builder,” said Andrew Rennell, executive vice president. “His priorities align naturally with those of Resource Title, making him an outstanding addition to our team.” Catalano, who was born and raised in Naples, Italy before coming to the United States, says he chose Resource Title for its emphasis on “personal touch” in its business relationships. “Resource Title has a strong plan, an excellent outlook and a focus on people,” he said. “It was an easy decision for me to be a part of what Resource Title is doing.” Catalano currently resides in Twinsburg, Ohio. He is married and the father of three. For more information, visit www.resourcetitle.com.
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Nov 12, 2009
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