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Movement Adds Aimee Dodson As Chief Engagement Officer

Jan 29, 2025
Aimee Dodson, Chief Engagement Officer

Dodson will oversee “sales onboarding and training, affiliate relationships, and culture-related programming”

Movement Mortgage has promoted Aimee Dodson as the company's inaugural Chief Engagement Officer, the company announced in a press release. 

Dodson is an insider who has worked at Movement Mortgage since 2008, holding various roles in finance, human resources, community outreach, and project management. She also launched the Thrive Program, a company initiative that encourages employees to reduce personal consumer debt. 

Casey Crawford, CEO of Movement Mortgage, said, “Aimee has had an amazing impact not only on my life, but on that of so many of her Movement teammates.” 

“I’m excited to bring my passion for this organization to this new role, where I can enhance the employee experience on a broader scale,” said Dodson. 

As Chief Engagement Officer, Dodson will focus on improving the employee experience across various channels, including coaching, recruiting, technology, and marketing. 

“The greatest gift we can give to those at Movement is an engaging atmosphere,” added Crawford. “One that inspires them to wake up excited, grow both professionally and personally, and truly enjoy working together.”

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