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ServiceLink Announces Leadership Transitions

ServiceLink announced several leadership changes, effective January 1, 2027, that include:

Miriam Moore, President of ServiceLink’s Default Services Division for the past 15 years, will assume the role of Executive Advisor. In this position, Moore will help shape default services strategy, strengthen client relationships and provide ongoing counsel on product and operational innovation. Her nearly four-decade career at ServiceLink and predecessor companies has been marked by exceptional leadership and results.

“Miriam helped grow ServiceLink to be the largest and most trusted provider of integrated default services in the industry,” said Chris Azur, CEO of ServiceLink. “We are thrilled that Miriam will continue to share her expertise across our business.”

Dave Steinmetz will succeed Moore as President of the Default Services Division. Steinmetz has led ServiceLink’s origination businesses as President for the past 15 years through a period of significant transformation. Having joined ServiceLink in 1993, his 30+ year career has spanned all ServiceLink operational units, including previously having served as Senior Vice President of Default Services.

“Dave is widely regarded as one of the industry’s strongest client- and relationship-driven executives,” said Azur. “Having his leadership extend to a new segment of our organization brings stability, efficiency and the needed experience to meet the demands of our clients’ evolving business challenges.”

David Holland, ServiceLink’s Chief Financial Officer, will serve as Interim President of Origination Services while continuing in his CFO role. Holland will lead the search for a permanent Origination Services Division President.

“I am grateful for Miriam, Dave and David’s ongoing commitment to our teams, partners and most importantly, clients. As we move through this transition, I have every confidence that their expertise and dedication will keep us moving forward with clarity and purpose,” states Azur.