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Data Facts Names Alison Mitchell as AE in South Texas

Jan 28, 2015

Data Facts Inc. has named Alison Mitchell as lending sales account executive in South Texas, covering the Houston, San Antonio and Austin regions. Mitchell's hire coincides with the acquisition of One Source Credit Reporting Agency in Houston, Texas. She will spearhead the expansion, development and servicing of the growing customer base in the region. Mitchell, a veteran of the banking industry, brings a comprehensive understanding of the mortgage lending market.

“Her expertise and insight will strengthen our ability to meet the needs of our customers," said Janice Cabell, mortgage lending sales director of Data Facts. "She is a wonderful addition and asset to our team."

Alison joins Data Facts after working for a large regional bank. Her “insider’s view” to the changes and evolution of the industry will serve her well in understanding the needs of Data Facts customers.

“I am fortunate to be joining such a well respected company that values providing an extensive suite of products, while staying focused on the customer by developing individual solutions," said Mitchell. "I look forward to introducing ways to streamline the lending process, so our customers can stay focused on profitability."

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