Dan Mugge Named Chief Technology Officer at ClosingCorp

March 23, 2020

ClosingCorp®, a provider of residential real estate closing cost data and technology for the mortgage and real estate services industries, announced that Dan Mugge has rejoined the company as chief technology officer.

Reporting directly to CEO Bob Jennings, Mugge will be primarily responsible for leading the company’s technology strategy and development teams and directing the company’s customer-focused digital transformation which brings speed and simplicity to the mortgage origination process. Mugge has a proven track record in developing and executing successful product and technology strategies.

Prior to rejoining ClosingCorp, Mugge was the senior vice president of Lending Solutions Product Management for Black Knight, where he was responsible for the strategic planning, development and promotion of Black Knight’s API marketplace platform. In 2015, Mugge was the senior vice president, chief product officer of ClosingCorp. During this period, he led the product strategy and TRID readiness initiative which paved the way for ClosingCorp Fees’ success today. Earlier in his career, Dan was chief information officer for First American’s Joint Ventures Division and vice president of Default Technology Solutions for CoreLogic.

“Having worked with Dan previously, I have seen firsthand his ability to lead enterprise initiatives. He is an industry veteran with a well-earned reputation for being a strong leader and tech expert who can design and implement creative solutions to solve complex industry and business challenges,” said Bob Jennings, chief executive officer of ClosingCorp. “His skill set is uniquely qualified to help support our continued growth. We are very excited to welcome Dan back to the ClosingCorp team.”

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