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Two New VPs Expand the Roostify Management Team

Oct 05, 2016
Roostify has announced the finalization of its integration with Docutech

Roostify has named Jeffrey Brom vice president of compliance and Jesse Decker vice president of services. Roostify, which continues its growth as a provider of mortgage technology to lenders, has added these new positions to provide added focus on areas of key importance to customers: Compliance, security and implementation success.

Brom joins Roostify with experience in the mortgage, compliance and fintech spaces. His most recent endeavor included establishing and developing the regulatory compliance program for an alternative credit modeling and consumer finance startup in Palo Alto, Calif. Brom earned his JD and BA in finance at Western Michigan University.

Decker has more than 20 years of experience in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors working on a wide range of projects, including IT strategy and system design, development, and implementation, program/project management, and strategic planning and organizational improvement efforts. Prior to joining Roostify, she worked for Pace Harmon, a boutique management consulting firm focused on helping clients transform operations by making the right supplier and technology choices. Jesse is a summa cum laude graduate of Northeastern University and earned a master’s degree from the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University.

“The last 12 months at Roostify have been incredible–from new partnerships to enhancements in our platform to helping more lenders than ever offer their customers a better experience with the mortgage process,” said Rajesh Bhat, CEO of Roostify. “We are thrilled to have Jeffrey and Jesse as additions to our team to continue to focus on key issues for our customers–compliance and implementation support services. In the lending industry, these attributes are the key to success for any technology implementation and we are committed to continuing to provide the best end-to-end platform for our customers.”

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