ClosingCorp Taps Dan Mugge to Lead Program Development and Strategy

Feb 20, 2015

ClosingCorp has announced Dan Mugge as its new senior vice president of program development. Reporting directly to CEO Brian Benson, Mugge’s primary role will be supporting innovation through existing offerings and bringing new solutions to market. In this capacity, Mugge will be extending relationships with ClosingCorp’s client and vendor partners as well as playing a critical role in the evolvement of corporate strategy.

With more than 20 years of experience managing and leading teams in the mortgage and real estate technology industry, Mugge has earned a strong reputation for designing and implementing solutions to solve complex business problems. Prior to joining ClosingCorp, he was responsible for Software as a Service (SaaS) technology platforms at a large data and analytics company. In addition to setting product strategy and managing SaaS business operations, Mugge also spent time as CIO for Rels, a settlement services joint venture and was President of the RESDirect vendor management joint venture.

“The countdown to the new loan estimate and closing disclosure requirements in August is on, andClosingCorp is seizing the moment,” said Mugge. “I’m very impressed with what ClosingCorp has created to date and feel like they have a tremendous asset to build upon. I’m thrilled to join Brian and the rest of the team as we deliver innovative new capabilities to help our customers reduce risk and strengthen their processes.”

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