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Posted: September 23, 2013
Wind returns to GeoData Plus as president
Erik Wind has returned to GeoData Plus as president. Wind held a leadership role with the company during GeoData's formative years, when they released pre-foreclosures for L.I. and N.Y.C., became the only company with one zoning map for all of Nassau County, and transformed GeoData from a desktop application into its present web application.
"GeoData made a great impact on the real estate industry before reaching a plateau in 2009," said Wind. "That's about to change as the next six months to a year should be really exciting for our customers."
Wind worked for GeoData Plus from 2002-2009 in various roles. In 2009, he began to pursue the development of other real estate applications, which led to property case manager (used by property tax reduction professionals), and ShortSaleSpeedway.
He continued to consult for GeoData Plus during this time. In 2011, National Mortgage Professional Magazine included him in their "40 Most Influential Mortgage Professionals Under 40."
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