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bevri.ai Appoints Jonathon Haddad As CEO

Nov 10, 2025
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Technology company, bevri.ai, announced on Monday the appointment of Jonathon Haddad as chief executive officer. The leadership move marks bevri.ai’s next chapter in delivering end-to-end automation tailored for brokers and non-delegated correspondent lenders.

The company's press release explains that in Georgian, “bevri” means “a lot,” meaning the platform offers a lot of AI, a lot of automation, and a lot of growth. bevri.ai’s Mortgage Solutions platform provides full automation from lead capture to closing, featuring intelligent lead qualification, AI-powered document processing, real-time underwriting support, and client-communication automation. The company is also preparing expansions into the real estate, insurance, and legal-tech sectors.

Haddad brings a relevant mortgage background to bevri.ai. He began his career working for Rocket Mortgage as a retail originator before advancing through leadership roles and helping generate billions in transaction volume as regional vice president. He later transitioned into the wholesale channel as managing partner of Next Door Lending, where he continues to help drive growth. At the same time, Haddad has been serving as CEO of the Association of Independent Mortgage Experts (AIME) since 2023, advocating for independent brokers and shaping the future of the channel.

“bevri.ai represents the evolution of what technology should do for the mortgage industry,” said Jonathon Haddad, CEO of bevri.ai. “We’re taking the power of artificial intelligence and putting it directly in the hands of brokers so they can close faster, communicate better, and focus entirely on relationships instead of process.”

“Our goal isn't just speed, it's clarity,” Haddad continued. “Technology should amplify human potential, not replace it. bevri.ai is here to make complex systems simple, intuitive and profitable for the people who drive this business every day.”

Shortly after the news was released, Haddad followed up with a LinkedIn post to briefly address lingering questions. He wrote: “No, I am not leaving AIME and no, I am not leaving Next Door Lending. Yes, there will be changes in my day to day.”

It's a separate venture for Haddad, like it is for NEXA Lending COO Jason duPont, who is an individual investor in bevri.ai.

“bevri.ai is building technology that delivers on what so many have promised, and few have achieved,” said duPont. “Jonathon's leadership and bevri's intelligence platform are poised to reshape how brokers experience automation combining innovation with real-world impact.”

In August 2025, NMP reported on bevri.ai partnership with TidalWave to deliver enhanced mortgage technology to brokerages and non-delegated lenders. Following the NEXA deployment, the companies noted that bevri.ai would expand AI capabilities to brokers throughout the mortgage channel.

With Haddad at the helm, bevri.ai aims to accelerate its growth trajectory, deepen its product offering, and solidify its position as the premier AI partner for brokers and non-delegated correspondent lenders seeking frictionless, one-touch closings.

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