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Priceweaver Expands Into Larger Headquarters

Apr 28, 2011

Priceweaver Inc., a secondary marketing-focused product and pricing provider, has announced that it has moved its office to a larger facility in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. The relocation allows the company to grow and satisfy an increasing demand for its solution. Priceweaver’s new location doubles its space and provides a centralized location for employees to work and collaborate. The company’s new office will predominantly house additional technical staff to support new clients. "The mortgage industry is ripe to take advantage of our configuration tools, which empower users with the ability to easily manage pricing, guidelines and gain on sale,” said Mark Ramirez, chief executive officer of Priceweaver Inc. “We were in an R&D mode for nearly two years; we are now ready to aggressively market our solution to the industry. Simply put, our move to a larger facility was necessary to allow us to scale as we continue to grow.”
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