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2019 Tech Trendsetter: Vinita Ranade

Senior Product Manager, Tavant

Vinita Ranade, Tavant senior product manager

With 15 years of consumer lending experience, Tavant Senior Product Manager Vinita Ranade is recognized as a trusted partner and technologist in the consumer lending industry.

Throughout her career, Ranade has led teams to build advanced solutions for mortgage lenders spanning loan origination, processing and servicing. Ranade’s domain expertise along with her technical and engineering abilities is leading to efficient and innovative software development within the housing industry. In her current position as the senior product manager for Tavant’s flagship point of sale solution, Tavant Velox, FinXperience, Ranade is modernizing the lending industry by bringing increased loan production efficiency through customer self-service and digitization of business processes. Through FinXperience, she has enabled a Top 5 national lender to grow their business from zero to $4 billion dollars in loans funded within 12 months from launch. 

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