InterProse Adds Ron Totaro and Ray Peloso to Board of Directors

Apr 30, 2026
InterProse has appointed Ron Totaro and Ray Peloso to its Board of Directors as the company scales its ACE debt recovery platform following a strategic investment from Wingman Growth Partners.

InterProse has appointed Ron Totaro and Ray Peloso to its Board of Directors, announced in a press release. The appointments strengthen the company’s leadership as it expands ACE, its web based debt recovery platform, following a strategic growth investment from Wingman Growth Partners.

Totaro brings more than thirty years of executive experience across financial technology, software, and payments. He has held leadership roles at Tassat Group, Partsearch Technologies, ACI Worldwide, Pitney Bowes, and FICO. He also advises private equity backed companies and portfolio teams.

Peloso has over twenty five years of experience in lending, collections technology, and software transformation. He currently serves as President of MBSi Corp. and previously led Katabat through product modernization and a strategic sale in 2021.

InterProse develops cloud native software for accounts receivable management. Its ACE platform helps agencies, creditors, and government entities modernize operations, streamline compliance, and enhance digital engagement through a web based architecture.

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