With more than 20 years of experience in the industry, Dan Mugge is a tech leader with the ability to make complicated concepts understandable for his teammates, clients and the housing industry. As chief technology officer at ClosingCorp, Mugge is responsible for setting the company’s technology strategy and driving its development. Since re-joining the company earlier this year, Mugge has been instrumental in ClosingCorp’s strong operating performance and company growth. The company’s flagship product, ClosingCorp Fees, now has more than 30% market share and has processed more than 8 million fee quotes (including prequal transactions) in the last year. Mugge played a critical role in the completion of the WestVM order management technology platform acquisition from West earlier this year. Since then, he has been able to smoothly integrate the newly acquired technology, now called ClosingCorp Order Management, into the company’s overall product suite. Since launching ClosingCorp Order Management, the company has seen significant growth, with more than 30 lenders, including the onboarding of a top 10 lender, Caliber Home Loans. With Mugge at the helm, the company’s overall client base now includes more than 400 lenders, including 18 of the top 25 largest banks and mortgage companies as well as nine of the top 10 wholesale lenders.
2020 Tech Trendsetter: Dan Mugge
ClosingCorp, Chief Technology Officer
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