Charlie Epperson is one of the founding fathers of the eMortgage movement. As the chief technology officer of Evolve Mortgage Services and SigniaDocuments, he has built technology to support millions of loans through origination and due diligence fulfillment. Evolve has grown exponentially over the last five years and that would not have been possible without Epperson and his team. Epperson’s technology allows Evolve to be adaptable to the changing needs of the industry and clients without missing a beat. As Epperson’s talented and diverse team grows, he is able to keep the focus of being cohesive, adaptable, reliable and seamless in everything he designs and delivers for his customers. Under Epperson’s leadership, Evolve’s tech team creates new and innovative ways to serve their customers. His team is constantly pushing to increase throughput while keeping data security and integrity at the forefront of all decisions. Epperson’s team has built and incorporated software into systems covering the entire loan origination process from initial processing, document generation and underwriting, to closing, funding and delivery, QC and due diligence. In cooperation with the Property Records Industry Association and the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization technology workgroups, Epperson has also co-authored many real-estate industry national data standards, including the MISMO Title Insurance Request/Response, Multiple Services and more.
2020 HW Tech Trendsetter: Charlie Epperson
Evolve Mortgage Services, Chief Technology Officer
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