T. J. Vanderpoel has been promoted to chief technology officer of Rapid Reporting Verification Co., a Fort Worth, Texas-based provider of prefunding income and identity verification services to the mortgage industry.Mr. Vanderpoel, who was previously senior network administrator for the company, has aided in the development of its core offerings, IncomeChek and DirectChek, which are designed to deter fraud by verifying information directly through the databases of the Social Security Administration and the Internal Revenue Service, Rapid Reporting said. The company said Mr. Vanderpoel is one of a select group of IT professionals who hold two certificates from The SANS (SysAdmin, Audit, Network, Security) Institute, a provider of information security training and certification. The announcement of the promotion was made at the Thomson Media Mortgage Technology Conference in Miami.
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