Real estate technology company Flueid named industry veteran and entrepreneur Scott Stoddard as senior vice president of business development, default and capital markets. In this role, Stoddard is responsible for driving and leading sales for the company’s default and capital markets solutions.
“Flueid is focused on bringing data and insights forward to streamline processes and expedite decision-making across the real estate transaction ecosystem, including for key stakeholders that manage post-transaction activities,” Flueid co-founder and CEO Peter Bowman said in a release. “Scott’s extensive background and expertise driving industry innovation through end-to-end loan servicing technologies is central to helping us deliver on this mission. He’s known for his ability to advance solutions rooted in solving customer pain points, and we’re confident he’ll deliver invaluable impact to our clients.”
Stoddard comes to Flueid from California-based default management and workflow solutions technology company Quandis, which he co-founded in 2003 and then served as its CEO.
“Flueid’s impact to-date is impressive, and I can’t tell you how pleased I am to join the company at a such a critical time for the industry as we continue to navigate the pandemic’s impact on the housing market,” he said. “The team is hyper-focused on innovation and collaboration with clients to meet their needs. I’m confident Flueid’s patented platform will provide an immediate and real impact for servicers, lenders and investors, among other key stakeholders, in 2022 and beyond.”
Stoddard founded Quandis after his success with LenStar, a default servicing attorney technology hub now owned by Sagent. He also served as the chief technology officer for The LOGS Group and as vice president of systems for Mortgage Default Servicing.