REIData Inc., a Houston-based subsidiary of Stewart Information Services Corp., has announced the formation of two new divisions and the realignment of certain key functions.Kevin Beach, a 28-year veteran of the title industry, has been named president of the title plant services division, currently a business unit based in San Antonio, with a satellite office in Chicago. Cathy Bell, who has been with the Stewart organization for 15 years, has been appointed president of the PropertyInfo.com division. The company also announced that vice president Matthew Childress will head a new technology team to handle development and "level 2" support of the PropertyInfo.com portal and all REIData applications products, and that Tom Abbate, senior vice president for business development and strategic products, will head a new title product deployment team. REIData can be found online at http://www.propertyinfo.com.
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