Eilon Shalev is a recent MBA graduate from the MIT Sloan School of Management At Sloan, he co founded Blockchain Lab which was the first-ever, project-based MIT Blockchain class in cooperation with the Digital Currency Initiative (DCI) which is a part of the MIT Media Lab. He successfully completed the Entrepreneurship & Innovating Track. He is the Founder & CEO of Elphi, a company streamlining the mortgage lifecycle from origination to securitization.
Prior to MIT Sloan, Eilon served his country for 12.5 years, configurating, Adopting, and implementing cutting-edge enterprise software. He wrote a novel at the age of 23 and was the first-ever Israeli to crowdfund a project in Israel, financing the publishing of his book. Eilon has a BA in Economics from Ben-Gurion University
Listen to this informative Private Equity Profit episode with Eilon Shalev about Elphi and mortgages.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
- How Elphi simplifies the mortgage process
- The use of artifical intelligence in mortgages
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