Xactus announced today its appointment of Danielle Walker to senior vice president of business development. Previously, Walker served as the vice president of product development.
Per a release from the company, Walker oversees business development and operations for Xactus' property valuation solutions division, which includes Appraisal FirewallX, Appraisal ScorecardX and VerisiteX, as well as its proprietary appraisal/property valuation technology. Walker also coordinates clients’ enhancement requests, vendor and product integrations, and software updates between Xactus’ Development and QA departments, while she maintains constant communication among the company’s business team, sales team and clients.
“We are thrilled to have Danielle take on greater responsibility as she has been instrumental in our ongoing growth and success,” said the Chief Operating Officer at Xactus, Michael Crockett. “She has made key contributions that have had a significant, positive impact on our business. Danielle will continue to play a pivotal role in helping Xactus advance the modern mortgage.”
Walker has almost 20 years of mortgage industry experience helping lenders mitigate risk. Prior to becoming Xactus' SVP of business development, she also served as sales and product manager for one of Xactus’ divisions, Appraisal Firewall.
Walker is currently a board member of the Spokane Association of Mortgage Professionals, serving as secretary and website committee chair. As such, she coordinates monthly events, manages the association's website and supports its partnership with Casa Partners, a non-profit focused on helping abused and neglected youth in Spokane County's foster care system.
Walker has a bachelor’s degree in business marketing and women’s and gender studies from Eastern Washington University.
“Over the past few years, we have made tremendous progress in integrating numerous companies into one cohesive brand. Xactus is now well positioned to lead the industry with technology and workflow innovations and I’m excited to be a part of it,” said Walker.
