Bryan Saxen Joins Informative Research as Senior AE

Nov 17, 2017

Informative Research has named Bryan Saxen as the company’s newest Senior Account Executive.

Having previously spent two-plus decades with CoreLogic, Saxen worked as an Outside Client Relations Manager for eight years before getting promoted to an Account Executive, a position he held for another 13 years. Throughout his career, Bryan has been praised for his superior work ethic and maintaining constant communication with his clients.

“Bryan goes above and beyond to support his clients,” said Tony D’Eccliss, Executive Vice President of Regional Sales at Informative Research. “He has a profound way of navigating complex situations and finding a solution that uniquely fits what the client needs to succeed in the market. He’s all about collaboration and customized service, which makes him a perfect fit here at IR.”

Reporting directly to D’Eccliss, Saxen will be operating in Northern California and the Western Region, pairing his extensive market experience with IR’s wide range of tools to best serve his clients.

“I was overjoyed to join the IR team and work with such amazing people,” said Saxen. “Informative Research is bringing a lot to the table with their Verification Bundle and new automated solutions–it’s exciting to be a part of and see how it’s already starting to positively affect our clients and the industry on a grand scale.”

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