Virginia Beach, Feb. 24, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- reQuire Release Tracking, the largest release tracking company in the country, announced today that Joe Troilo has relocated to New York City to spearhead the company’s expansion into New York State, its newest expansion territory.
As reQuire continues to expand, Joe will be responsible for introducing reQuire’s release tracking service to attorneys, settlement agents, and title companies in Long Island, New York City, and surrounding areas of southern New York.
"I am very excited to be in the Big Apple," says Troilo. "When I first started working with reQuire, I said that when we expand into New York, I want the opportunity to make it happen."
reQuire Release Tracking currently has over 2,000 customers in 32 states, the Virgin Islands, and the District of Columbia. With more than 200,000 transactions added to reQuire’s database in 2011, the company employs 60 team members and reports a three-year revenue growth of 32%.
For the past three years, Joe has been instrumental in growing business for reQuire in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. "Clients everywhere love reQuire because they see the value," says Troilo.
Named reQuire Account Manager of the Year in 2009, Joe attributes his success at reQuire to the team-oriented approach of his colleagues, who offer their support from the corporate office in Virginia Beach. Originally from Avondale, Pennsylvania, he is a former professional baseball player for the Boston Red Sox, and served as a financial advisor for Merrill Lynch. Joe attended Old Dominion University and enjoys racquetball, snowboarding, wake boarding, and traveling.
About reQuire Release Tracking
reQuire is the leading lien release tracking and reporting service in the real estate settlement services industry. Its primary customers are companies performing real estate settlements and disbursing payoff funds to satisfy lien requirements. reQuire’s core value proposition is to help settlement companies and attorneys improve operations and increase profitability by providing a "no-cost" solution for effectively tracking and reporting the release of liens.