Global DMS Adds Julie Bussey as Director of National Accounts

Mar 02, 2017

Global DMS has announced that Julie Bussey has joined the company as national accounts director, where she will play an instrumental role in introducing Global DMS’ suite of automated valuation management technology solutions to the mortgage lending industry.

Bussey has a long-standing track record of successful sales execution in the mortgage banking and financial services industries selling enterprise-level software solutions and services. She has more than 20 years of experience working for a variety of different software organizations and a history of forging strategic business relationships with clients.

“We are fortunate to have been able to recruit someone with the deep industry and adept sales experience that Julie possesses,” said Mac Chiles, executive vice president of sales at Global DMS. “Global DMS is currently in a growth mode and Julie will be a key aspect of our sales and business development strategy to continue expanding.”

Bussey has worked at a variety of different technology companies and has a vast background in mortgage and financial services technology. She has held senior positions at Segin Systems; FISERV; Urban Lending Solutions; Intellireal; and others.

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