eOriginal Expands Sales Force
eOriginal Inc. announced the promotion of a sales executive and the addition of three team members to its sales department.
Baltimore, Md. - eOriginal Inc., the pioneer in eClosings in consumer lending and equipment lease and finance, announced the promotion of a sales executive and the addition of three team members to its sales department. Directors of Sales Brad Kirk and Steve Stoner, along with Account Executive Tucker Mathis, join the eOriginal team as it expands its push into consumer lending and other financial markets.
Brad Kirk previously served as Vice President of National Accounts for RealEC Technologies, a leading provider of collaborative network solutions in the mortgage industry. During his 6-year tenure at RealEC, Mr. Kirk was instrumental in growing company revenues and securing new business from the nation's top lenders. Prior to RealEC, Mr. Kirk held sales and leadership positions with Hitachi and KMPG in both management consulting and international trade and transportation. He brings over 12 years of sales and management experience to eOriginal. Mr. Kirk obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from Santa Clara University and his M.B.A. from the University of Southern California.
Steve Stoner, most recently with Metavante, brings to eOriginal a 20-year history of award-winning technology and sales expertise. Mr. Stoner also led workflow and imaging technology sales efforts at IBM/Filenet, Motorola and CACI. Mr. Stoner holds a B.S. degree from Strayer College in Washington D.C., and has extensive sales and technical training.
Tucker Mathis served the real estate industry as a record-setting mortgage banker for the past four years at Dell Franklin Financial. Mr. Mathis was responsible for pushing corporate sales records to new heights while training and managing other loan officers on industry best practices and customer service. Mr. Mathis attended Central Oklahoma University and is a licensed mortgage banker.
Samantha Moritz has been promoted from Sales Manager to Director of Sales. Mrs. Mortiz has been with eOriginal since early 2007 and focuses on automating eOriginal clients in the equipment financing industry, among others. Mrs. Moritz was previously a top performing regional sales manager at Thomson Media and Vigilon, Inc., selling security, technology and data services.
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