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WFG National Title Names Ravi Bapodra to Lead TitleNet

Nov 09, 2011

WFG National Title Insurance Company has announced Ravi Bapodra as its new VP and managing director of TitleNet. The Williston Financial Group family of title insurers is currently licensed and operating in 40 jurisdictions nationwide. TitleNet, a division of WFG National Title, is a national provider of title, closing and settlement services comprised of a national network of independent providers using a centralized technology platform. The operation processes residential and commercial transactions, as well as loss mitigation, default and real estate-owned (REO) transactions. Bapodra will oversee the growth of TitleNet and maintain its relationship with its network of independent providers and clients. He comes to WFG National Title and TitleNet with 13 years of industry experience. He was most recently vice president of default product services with one of the nation’s largest title underwriters. He has spent the majority of his career in executive positions with two other large national underwriters.  “Ravi excels at harnessing the strength of independent businesses, and connecting them to national and regional banks, REO firms, GSEs and other companies to meet or exceed their performance standards, the concept at the core of the TitleNet model,” said Joseph Drum Esq., EVP of WFG National Title. “His role will be to allow our independent agencies to do what they do best, while supplementing them with top-flight resources, guidance and coordination. Our agencies will quickly find Ravi and TitleNet to be outstanding assets.”
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