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Level 1 Loans hires Tom Healy as new product manager

Mar 17, 2010

Level 1 Loans, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Sextant Group Inc., has announced that Tom Healy III has joined the firm as product manager. Tom's primary role will be overseeing both product communication and revenue growth for Level 1 Loan's asset valuation solutions. Level 1 Loans provides valuations and valuation software for mortgage loans and mortgage servicing rights. Level 1 Loans also performs other analyses on these assets such as loan loss provision calculations, prepay analyses, and stress tests. Prior to joining Level 1 Loans, Tom was a solution sales manager for AAJ Technologies, a Microsoft Gold Managed Partner focused on business process improvement through technology innovation. Prior experience includes director of sales for Learn.com, where his responsibilities included driving revenue on a broad suite of Software as a Service (SaaS) applications that can fully automate the pre-hire to retire lifecycle within any organization. "This new role allows me to utilize my software and technology consulting background to further leverage Level 1 Loans' industry expertise, and a software application that is truly unique in its industry," said Healy. For more information, visit www.L1Loans.com.
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