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Mike Bye Joins LRES as VP of Sales

Sep 12, 2016
LRES has announced the addition of Mike Bye as vice president of sales

LRES has announced the addition of Mike Bye as vice president of sales where he will be responsible for reporting on all sales activities and establishing and managing client relationships. Bye brings LRES established expertise in complex consultative sales and technology solutions, customer service and leadership. In previous positions, Bye added multiple refinance lenders to company portfolios. Additionally, during his time at a Jacksonville, Fla.-based provider of third-party bundled services and front-end lending technology platform he managed a $10 million book of business and secured three top 20 national accounts.

"Mike is in a position where he can leverage his extensive knowledge of the mortgage and real estate industry into a competitive advantage for LRES,” said Roger Beane, chief executive officer of LRES.

Bye studied at Oklahoma State University where he received a bachelor of science in marketing.

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