PEXA joins OPDA executive committee

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OPDA, the trade association for open property data, has announced the appointment of PEXA to its executive committee.

Established to drive innovation and collaboration in the property sector, OPDA says that the appointment of PEXA marks a significant step in advancing open property data standards and fostering seamless data collaboration across a broad cross section of the industry.

As an executive member, PEXA bring a commitment to data quality, security, and interoperability which aligns perfectly with OPDA’s mission to promote open data principles, facilitate industry wide collaboration, and to drive positive change in the property market.

Maria Harris (pictured), chair of OPDA, said: “Having PEXA join our Executive Committee is great news for the industry and a reflection of our commitment to unlock the potential of property data through openness and collaboration. Krystle brings a wealth of experience of creating standardised data formats, fostering data sharing, and driving innovation – everything we need to benefit our entire property ecosystem.

“It’s fantastic to have firms like PEXA embrace our vision and to bring their experience, perspective and dedication to enhancing data transparency and efficiency in the UK property market.”

Krystle Kocik, chief product & experience officer at PEXA, added: “I am delighted to represent PEXA and join OPDA as an exec member. With a shared vision on improving the way people buy, sell and remortgage homes, it’s through industry collaboration and drive that we will collectively transform the experience for everyone.”

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