CRE Tracker, a customized platform designed to automate the entire workflow for commercial real estate professionals, has appointed Moshe Maybloom as chief executive officer. Maybloom will handle day-to-day operations for the company, reporting to founder and president Benjamin Neuwirth.
CRE Tracker enables commercial real estate companies, lenders, property insurance companies and real estate owners to create, implement and customize platforms for pipeline reporting, internal tracking and contact management.
"We are extremely excited to have Moshe join our team. Under his guidance, we can achieve the goals we have set forth to distribute our products to the larger part of the real estate community," said Neuwirth. "We see this platform as a game-changer and are eager to have our industry embrace its usefulness."
Prior to joining CRE Tracker, Maybloom worked as the chief technology officer of Simple Remote, running all technology support and client implementation. During his tenure with the company, he was also able to streamline their processes. Simple Remote's code was purchased by Marcus and Millichap, which was its largest client.
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