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John Burnett Named COO of Integrated Asset Services

Feb 10, 2011

Integrated Asset Services LLC (IAS), a provider of default management and residential collateral valuations, has announced that John Burnett has accepted the position of Chief Operating Officer for the firm. Burnett brings more than 18 years process management experience in real estate-owned (REO), valuation, foreclosure, bankruptcy and loss mitigation to his new role. “As part of our ‘No Excuses’ approach to doing business, we’re continually reinvesting in every aspect of our business, including the leadership team,” said Ryan Tomazin, president of Integrated Asset Services. “John represents the kind of proven professional we’re looking for to help us raise the bar in quality and performance for the industry.” Prior to joining IAS, Burnett held senior management roles at IBM-Lender Business Process Services, Wilshire Credit Corporation, Wells Fargo Bank, and Washington Mutual Bank. He has worked closely with various Wall Street investment firms and government sponsored enterprises to execute both liquidation and retention strategies. IAS offers full service, end-to-end mortgage service solutions including valuation and data analytics. The company’s i-Series collateral valuation platform delivers a comprehensive combination of collateral valuation services that individually offer distinct and critical data, and when combined, a complete view of market volatility, local expert opinions and subject value. Its data analytics provide vital data on the U.S. residential housing market. For more information, visit www.iasreo.com.
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