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MRI Software Names Briody as Chief Revenue Officer

Dermot Briody (Photo courtesy of MRI Software)

Real estate solutions and services provider MRI Software has appointed Dermot Briody as chief revenue officer. In his new role, Briody will be responsible for driving growth across all regions, overseeing sales, services, client success, and partnerships worldwide.

Most recently, Briody served nearly a decade as MRI’s executive managing director of EMEA, where he played a pivotal role in expanding the company’s presence and strengthening client relationships across the region. Under his leadership, the region achieved substantial growth, with geographic and market expansion that was consistently accretive to the global company’s results.

“Dermot’s appointment is a critical step in our global transformation initiatives, which better enable and organize our operating and delivery model with our next-gen innovation strategy. MRI is aggressively focused on delivering the most AI-forward platform in proptech, with a globally consistent brand that provides faster and increased value attainment for our clients,” said Patrick Ghilani, CEO of MRI Software. “A proven growth leader like Dermot, with his deep understanding of our business and solutions, and extreme passion for our clients, partners, and team members, puts our next phase of success and innovation into action.”

With more than three decades of experience in enterprise software leadership, Briody has held senior international management roles across three continents. Prior to joining MRI, he served as regional director for Misys Financial Software (now Finastra) in both Asia and Europe, where he delivered significant business transformation and market expansion.

Briody is a board member of the MRI Software Foundation in EMEA and an active supporter of organizations addressing homelessness. He holds an MBA with Distinction from Henley Business School, a Master of Business Studies from University College Dublin, and a primary degree in natural sciences from Trinity College Dublin.