OpenClose Names Tom Buenz VP of Enterprise Sales

May 01, 2019

OpenClose has announced that Tom Buenz has joined the company in the position of Vice President, Enterprise Sales, where he will help satisfy an increasing demand for OpenClose’s LOS, digital mortgage point-of-sale (POS) solution and ancillary software products.

Buenz comes to OpenClose from Ellie Mae, where he was a Strategic Account Executive, selling to a wide range of lending entities. Before that, he was a Senior Sales Executive at Finastra (formerly D+H Mortgagebot), where he was very successful in helping expand his territory with LOS and POS technology. In addition, Buenz has software sales experience in the credit union space and other areas of financial services technology.

“We are pleased to welcome Tom to the OpenClose sales team. His extensive knowledge of mortgage technology and in particular LOS and POS software makes him an excellent fit to present the unique value proposition behind our digital mortgage software solutions,” said Vince Furey, CRO at OpenClose. “Given our leader position in the marketplace and the innovative, high-demand solutions we provide, there has never been a more exciting time to be at OpenClose.”

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