INTEGRA Names Michael Picker SVP of Marketing

Oct 09, 2018

INTEGRA Software Systems has announced that Michael Picker has partnered with the founding Executive Management team of President Jerry Pratt and Senior Vice President Rick Allen, and will serve as INTEGRA’s Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing. Picker brings more than 20 years of experience to INTEGRA.

“Mike brings to INTEGRA a wealth of knowledge, experience, and integrity,” said INTEGRA President Jerry Pratt. “We look to combine Mike’s proven track record with our ‘Best of Class’ loan origination system, EPIC, to provide our lender clients unmatched service and functionality at an affordable price.“

Formerly, Michael was employed with Dynatek Inc.(MORVision), and has served as Vice President of Sales for Avista Solutions, where he was responsible for critical mass growth expanding more than 1,200 percent.

“I am excited to be a part of the INTEGRA Leadership Team and to help change the way LOS technology is provided to the lending industry,” said Picker. “I look forward to increasing INTEGRA’s market share and offering our three unique differentiators to lenders. One differentiator is INTEGRA’s new Plug’n Play approach (API kit). There have been millions of dollars of fintech investment coming into the market over the past five years.”

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