Roostify Expands Leadership Team With Three New Additions

Jul 17, 2018

Roostify has announced three executive appointments to their rapidly growing team: Syed Ijaz as Chief Customer Officer, Kevin Levitt as Vice President of Sales, and Eric Drattell as General Counsel.

“Roostify has been steadily expanding our customer base and our digital lending engagement platform to give more and more lenders the ability to provide the best digital home lending experience for consumers and banks alike ,” said Rajesh Bhat, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Roostify. “Our team continues to expand to support the demand we are seeing the marketplace and to ensure our customers receive a best in class experience when engaging with our team.”

Ijaz brings to Roostify over 20 years of experience in customer-centric service and success management. At Roostify, he will fulfill the newly created position of Chief Customer Officer to lead the company’s client-facing functions, including implementations, client support, and client success. Prior to joining Roostify, Ijaz served as Chief Customer Officer at PeopleDoc. He has also held positions at Saba, Progress Software, Siebel Systems, and Lawson Software.

Levitt comes to Roostify with more than 15 years of experience in sales leadership and business development. He will be responsible for leading Roostify’s sales team and expanding the company’s lender customer base. Prior to Roostify, he served as Vice President of Business Development at Credit Karma. Previously, Levitt spent more than 10 years at ComScore.

As Roostify’s first General Counsel, Drattell will be responsible for the full range of legal services for the company. Drattell brings more than 20 years of experience to his new role. Before joining Roostify, Eric was the General Counsel of Intapp and Risk Management Solutions, and prior to that, was a partner in the law firm of McDermott, Will & Emery.

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