AIO Logic, a fintech innovator in commercial lending and secured finance technology, announced the appointment of Lydia Taylor as executive lead for business development. Based in Florida, Taylor will be responsible for driving nationwide business development efforts, building strategic relationships and accelerating market penetration across banks, asset managers and the specialty finance space. She will play a key role in advancing AIO Logic’s mission to modernize and automate core lending functions, including underwriting, loan servicing, portfolio management, and collateral monitoring.
“Our mission is to transform the commercial lending and structured finance industries through intelligent automation and AI-driven insights,” said George Souri, CEO. “Lydia brings a strong blend of domain expertise and SaaS sales execution, with a proven ability to build trusted relationships and drive growth. She will play a key role in expanding our footprint across the commercial lending industry and I’m very excited to have her onboard.”
Prior to joining AIO Logic, Taylor held a sales leadership role at FGI Worldwide, a technology-enabled asset-based lender, where she was responsible for driving origination and growth initiatives for the Firm’s proprietary technology, T.R.U.S.T. Previously, she spent over a decade at Cync Software, a cloud-based SaaS platform supporting asset based lenders and factors; she served as sales director and played a key role in scaling the business into a recognized leader in commercial lending technology. She holds a degree in business from Hiram College.
“AIO Logic is shaping the future of commercial lending and structured finance,” said Ms. Taylor. “Having spent my career in this industry, I recognize the significant opportunity to transform how lenders manage data, risk, and operations. AIO Logic’s platform is a true disruptor, bringing automation and intelligence to markets that have historically relied on fragmented and manual systems. I am excited to help drive this next phase of innovation!”
