What Happened?
Greenwood Village, CO-based Blueberry Systems has Appointed Geoff Bastow as Chief Technology Officer
Date of management change: January 29, 2015
Greenwood Village, CO-based Blueberry Systems has Appointed Geoff Bastow as Chief Technology Officer
We help others become wildly successful by using our technology to solve their real business problems. In doing so, we believe it’s important to know your business and its challenges before we introduce you to our technology. Many times we can add value to your operation. Sometimes we can’t. Too often, technology vendors will blindly tell you all about their features and benefits without knowing if any apply to your particular problem areas. On the other hand, we don’t want to sell you something you don’t need. In those situations, it is a waste of time and money, everyone becomes frustrated, and you aren’t any closer to solving your underlying problems. It’s the same reason we don’t charge click fees or pass along costs. That way, we can offer you honest advice without concern about steering you toward certain applications that might be profitable for us, but not the best solution for you. By charging flat fees, we avoid the conflict of interest, your expenses are more predictable, and you enjoy a much higher return-on-investment (ROI) as time goes on.
Geoff Bastow is the Chief Technology Officer at Blueberry Systems. In this role, he is presently responsible for all architectural decisions impacting the EOY 2014 enterprise platform project as well as web and mobile applications. Geoff began his career in the financial services industry as senior software engineer for Metevante (now FIS) in 1990 before leaving to co-found Tushaus Computer Services, a technical services firm that went on to be named to the Inc. 500 list of fastest growing privately held companies in America. After that initial success, Geoff set off again to co-found Doral Systems Corporation, a provider of plan administration software and data processing services to the managed health care industry. It later became Doral USA, was named twice to the Inc. 500 in 1999 and 2000 and ultimately sold to DentaQuest In 2001, Geoff was central in the effort to spin-off Mortgagebot from Marshal & Ilsley Corporation, after which Geoff became a principal and founding CTO. Under Geoff’s leadership, the company delivered numerous award-winning innovations, including: the first online real-time mortgage approval with guaranteed rate, points and closing costs and the first fully configurable SaaS application origination and approval platform. Geoff’s other founding credits include Thin Air Software, Credit Coach and SoloMortgage. He lives with his wife Paula and son Jacob in Longmont, Colorado. Geoff attended the University of Michigan and is an endurance sports enthusiast.
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