Grow Capital names Aaron Bradford as chief technology officer

Grow Capital, Inc. (OTCID: GRWC) announced the appointment of Aaron Bradford as chief technology officer, according to a company press release. Bradford will oversee technology strategy, platform development, and innovation initiatives for the Nevada-based fintech company's financial and retirement-technology products.

Bradford joins Grow Capital from IPX Retirement, where he served as chief technology officer, managing enterprise architecture, engineering, and digital product development for institutional and retail retirement-plan solutions. He brings over 20 years of technology leadership experience in the financial-services sector.

His previous roles include senior vice president of technology at Vertical Management Systems, director of technology at Prudential Financials' Retirement Division, and vice president of technology at Union Bank's Retirement and Trust Division. Bradford began his career at CNA Insurance, developing data and workflow automation systems for large-scale institutional clients.

"Aaron Bradford's appointment marks a pivotal step forward for Grow Capital as we unify our technology, data, and platform strategy across our expanding portfolio," said Brock McKinley, president of Grow Capital, Inc.

Bradford holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Economics from California State University, Fullerton and a Master of Arts in Philosophy from California State University, Long Beach.

Grow Capital describes itself as a publicly traded fintech company focused on developing solutions across wealth-management, recordkeeping, and benefits-administration industries. The company states its mission is to simplify access to financial and health solutions through technology connecting advisors, employers, and participants.

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