ReverseVision, a national provider of home equity conversion mortgages, private reverse sales, and origination technology, welcomed Eric Samuelson as vice president of finance and Andres Ochoa as systems administrator. These two will play key roles in optimizing internal functions and prepping the company to scale.
“The need for reverse products is poised to surge over the next five years, and as such we’re putting the necessary building blocks in place now in order to grow at a healthy rate and continue servicing our clients well,” Joe Langner, ReverseVision president and CEO, said in a release. “The addition of Eric and Andres will establish financial controls and an operational infrastructure that helps us efficiently acclimate new employees and effectively onboard clients as ReverseVision manages expansion efforts.”
Samuelson brings 25 years of experience working as a vice president and corporate controller for multiple fast-moving and dynamic organizations. He is known for his innovative, out-of-the-box thinking that implements sound financial and accounting processes and procedures to run business efficiently, especially during growth modes, ReverseVision stated.
Ochoa will manage the development of ReverseVision’s internal operational technology stack. Prior to joining the company, he was an IT support specialist for the San Diego Country Credit Union. While there Ochoa assisted the organization in navigating its technology needs through the height of the pandemic. He also has worked on Endpoint Management systems, deploying and supporting a largescale enterprise network consisting of 18,000 corporate and point-of-sale endpoints for Jack in the Box and Qdoba.