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2019 HW Tech Trendsetter: Ernie Graham

CEO, Homebot

Ernie Graham, Homebot CEO

Ernie Graham is a life-long technology entrepreneur that has been a leader at multiple startups and public companies.

In 2015, he co-founded Homebot with the goal of revolutionizing the way loan officers and real estate agents grow their business by empowering consumers to build wealth with the largest asset they will ever own, their home. By using Homebot as a tool to stay in touch with their clients and give them actionable and valuable home finance information, lenders and agents have arrived at a new era of how business is done. Companies like Guild Mortgage, Caliber and CMG are all reaping the benefits of Homebot as each have experienced dozens of new transactions from their past borrowers, and personalized outreach to nurture and retain relationships. With millions of homeowners already on the platform, and monthly averages of 75% open rates, Homebot is quickly entering and dominating the lender marketing space.

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