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2019 HW Tech Trendsetter: Scot Rose

Chief Innovation Officer, Class Valuation

Scot Rose, Class Valuation chief innovation officer

As a valuation industry expert, Scot Rose is focused on using technology to streamline the appraisal process for everyone involved.

With nearly two decades of industry experience, Rose has made it his mission to educate all industry stakeholders on the future of valuation modernization. Rose’s end game is the industry game-changer 24-hour appraisals. Since joining Class Valuation in 2018, Rose has worked to bring in technological resources that will help the company achieve its vision. In his position as chief innovation officer, Rose helped the company integrate original software such as INvision and INvision Go. Additionally, Rose has aided Class Valuation in identifying impediments to valuation modernization and deconstructed those roadblocks to implement new technology that will position the company as a leader in the valuation space for years to come.

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