iHomefinder Appoints Cale Bruckner as VP of Product

Jul 15, 2025
iHomefinder has appointed Cale Bruckner as Vice President of Product to lead the strategy for its AI-driven Growth Operating System, Max.

iHomefinder has appointed Cale Bruckner as Vice President of Product, announced in a press release. Bruckner will lead the product strategy for Max, iHomefinder's AI-driven Growth Operating System, which aims to enhance marketing and lead-engagement for real estate and mortgage professionals.

Bruckner brings over 25 years of experience in product innovation, having previously served as President of Concentric Sky. His expertise includes overseeing AI and platform initiatives for Fortune 500 companies. At iHomefinder, he will focus on integrating deeper AI insights, improving mobile workflows, and enhancing data-driven automation to better serve agents and lenders.

Nick Parmenter, President of iHomefinder, highlighted Bruckner's technical expertise and customer-focused approach as key assets for the company's next phase of growth. Bruckner expressed enthusiasm for joining the team and contributing to the platform's evolution, emphasizing the importance of delivering actionable intelligence to users.

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