Lender Compliance Technologies (LCT) reinforced its executive team on Thursday as the previous Emerging 8 honoree continues to roll out Refund Control, a finance company-managed cloud platform for tracking and managing F&I product cancellations and consumer refunds.

Joining LCT as its new executive vice president and chief revenue officer is Brad Rogers, whose 30 years of experience in developing automotive software solutions includes being a co-founder and chief operating officer of RouteOne.

Rogers arrives at LCT after serving as CEO of Florida-based Motility Software Solutions, a leading provider of dealer management software for the specialty vehicle industry, providing end-to-end solutions for RV, bus and heavy-duty truck dealers.

“It is an honor to join the dynamic team at LCT and help drive its next chapter of innovation and growth,” Rogers said in a news release. “With the increased focus on F&I refunds and cancellations, we have a great opportunity to elevate Refund Control as the best and only compliance-driven technology for lenders of any size.”

In addition to Rogers’ new role, LCT announced the following key leadership team promotions:

—Glenn Munro has been promoted to CEO (previously president)

—Tyler Gray is now vice president of sales (previously director of sales)

—Courtney Pozez has been named vice president of operations (previously director of operations)

—Ed Kisinger has been promoted to vice president, chief technology officer and client success (previously director of information technology and client success).

“It’s been remarkable to see LCT’s growth in just a few short years, working to transform how banks, credit unions and finance companies manage loan product cancellations and refunds,” said Steve Greenfield, general partner at Automotive Ventures, who serves on LCT’s board of directors and chairs its strategy committee.

“At Automotive Ventures, we recognized early on the potential for LCT to lead in this critical space, and the Refund Control platform has not only simplified and automated a once tedious and risky process, but it has also delivered significant value to lenders navigating an increasingly regulated environment,” Greenfield added in the news release.