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2019 HW Tech Trendsetter: Steve Gaenzler

Senior Vice President of Data and Analytics, Radian

Steve Gaenzler, Radian senior vice president of data and analytics

Steve Gaenzler spent 25 years at the intersection of technology and the business of housing.

As senior vice president of data and analytics at Radian, Gaenzler aims to disrupt the property valuations and real estate markets through the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence. Through his work at Radian, Gaenzler continues to share the value and importance of data in developing models and analytics to improve the housing industry for the company’s clients and their customers. He is developing tools for the next generation of automated valuation, researching ways to augment tasks of valuation experts, and servicing customers to create the engine for analytics. Internally, Gaenzler is helping transition Radian into an industrial fintech where data-drives its internal decisions. He is constantly challenging teams to search out new technologies that will empower customers. 

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