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Sprout Names New EVP And CIO

Apr 13, 2021
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Photo of Henry SantosSprout Mortgage hired Henry Santos as the company's executive vice president and chief information officer. In his new role, Santos will be responsible for the strategy, execution, and performance of the Sprout enterprise technology ecosystem. He will lead the firm's efforts to transform the Sprout Mortgage brand into a digital, highly automated experience that leverages data and advanced computer engineering solutions.

Santos is focused on bringing modern technology and subject matter expertise into closer cooperation, particularly to reduce the rising cost of origination and distribution, according to a press release.

"The addition of Henry to Sprout's executive team shows that we are attracting highly experienced leaders who will continue to drive the firm to exceed its goals," said Shea Pallante, president of Sprout Mortgage.

Prior to joining Sprout, Henry served as the global director of Housing Finance and Real Estate Services at Infosys. Previous experience includes head of Housing Finance and Lending Solutions at IBM and roles at Fidelity National Information Systems, Capco, and Accenture -- all in global leadership positions driving customized solutions for lenders and participants in the lending ecosystem.

"Sprout is fortunate to have a person with Henry's skill, proven track record, and history of innovation among its leaders," said Michael Strauss, CEO of Sprout Mortgage.

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