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2019 HW Tech Trendsetter: Tim Mayopoulos

President, Blend

Tim Mayopoulos, Blend president

A veteran in the financial services industry, Tim Mayopoulos served as president and CEO of Fannie Mae for more than six years before joining Blend in 2019 as president.

At Fannie Mae, Mayopoulos brought tech and innovation to its forefront, making mortgage lending faster, safer and more transparent. At Blend, Mayopoulos has helped propel the $40 trillion consumer lending industry into the digital age through partnerships with leading financial institutions, including Wells Fargo and US Bank, lenders and other technology providers. Thanks to Mayopoulos’ guidance, Blend lenders can enable their customers to apply for a mortgage in as little as 10 minutes. Blend hopes to create a reality in which homebuyers can be approved for and secure a mortgage in just one tap. Mayopoulos’ support of a more data-driven ecosystem will help make this vision a reality.

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