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Rekon names Frank Cerney to new project manager role
Former naval officer, systems analyst and bank vendor manager heading up new business initiatives and projects
PASADENA, CA (March 23, 2015) — Rekon Technologies, provider of lien release and assignment technology and advanced document management software for mortgage servicers and lenders, has named Frank Cerney to the new position of project manager for the growing company. Rekon is the largest provider of lien release and assignment technology and services for the mortgage industry, and is utilized by 70 percent of the top 10 servicers. Cerney is responsible for managing the many technology and process improvement projects at Rekon, working on innovations to constantly upgrade the industry standard-setting capabilities achieved by the company over the course of its 20 years in business.
Cerney is a former naval flight officer who served in numerous land and carrier-based roles during Operation Southern Watch, Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, for which he was recalled to active duty. He has extensive project and technical management experience in the design, testing, production and integration of sophisticated technology systems in both the military and civilian sectors. Prior to joining Rekon Technologies, Cerney was vendor risk manager for Los Angeles area-based East West Bank, where he focused on managing compliance risk and audit programs. Earlier, he was a senior systems analyst with Washington, D.C.-based American Systems, responsible for program risk management and vendor relations in complex Department of Defense projects.
“Frank was an outstanding find for Rekon,” says Aurora Marsh, CEO. “He understands complex systems and processes through his work with the DOD and the private sector, and he knows how to manage projects and teams from concept to completion. In this era of regulatory compliance and strict oversight, we are fortunate to have a leader with Frank’s experience to manage our many projects to help lenders and servicers increase efficiency and achieve greater profitability,” Marsh says. “He has played important roles on the ultimate team, the U.S. armed forces, and we are privileged to have him at Rekon.”
“Rekon is dedicated to finding the best possible ways for lenders and servicers to avoid problems associated with a complex array of potential pitfalls,” says Cerney. “There are over a million moving parts on a modern military operation, and there are even more things that can go wrong when dealing with 3,600 recording entities, dozens of documentation requirements and multiple sets of investor and regulatory agency guidelines,” he explains. “We have exciting projects under way that are designed to ‘make it work’ for clients with precision and efficiency. I am delighted to be part of the Rekon team of customer-focused professionals.”
About Rekon Technologies
Rekon Technologies provides mortgage servicers and lenders with advanced technologies for lien release and assignment processing, and for document management and tracking. The company’s two central product offerings are Rekon and DokTrak software. Rekon is the industry’s most adopted lien release and assignment technology. It is used by seven of the nation’s top 10 mortgage servicers and is widely recognized as the industry’s de facto standard in lien release technology. Rekon automatically prepares lien releases and assignments according to the unique standards of each of the country’s 3,600+ recording offices, significantly reduces recording errors and penalties. DokTrak, the servicing industry’s most comprehensive document management and tracking software, empowers lenders to track, manage and maintain file and document locations and post-closing exceptions. Rekon was one of the first companies to offer eRecording capabilities in the 36 states where it is offered. The company was founded in 1994 and is based in Pasadena, California. For more information, visit Rekon.com.