Sagent Lending Adds Stephanie Durflinger to Executive Team

Jun 07, 2019

Sagent Lending Technologies has announced the appointment of Stephanie Durflinger to the executive leadership team as executive vice president and chief product officer, with the responsibility to lead product management and customer support for mortgage and consumer servicing solutions.

Stephanie brings more than 20 years mortgage technology expertise to this role, further accelerating the market leadership of Sagent Lending Technologies in technology and services for originations, servicing, and business process operations.

“I have a passion for bringing to the market compelling, innovative mortgage technology solutions that help people achieve and maintain homeownership, and I am excited to foster the transformation of solutions in the mortgage and consumer servicing market,” said Durflinger. “I joined Sagent to accelerate their vision for mortgage and consumer servicing and to improve the lending experience for everyone.”

Bret Leech, CEO of Sagent Lending, said, “Stephanie is a recognized leader in mortgage technology and we are excited to have her join the Sagent team today. Our mortgage and consumer clients will directly benefit from her depth of industry expertise and insights. Like all of us, Stephanie has a great passion for leveraging technology to improve the lives of our clients and ultimately their borrowers, making her a great fit with the entire team at Sagent Lending Technologies.”

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