Invitation Homes Inc. (NYSE: INVH) appointed James Curl as executive vice president and chief technology officer, effective September 8. The move signals a strategic push to integrate artificial intelligence and digital innovation into its single-family home leasing operations.

Dallas Tanner, president and chief executive officer, stated that strong technology leadership is essential as the industry transforms. He noted that Curl’s track record in large-scale technology transformation will help accelerate the company’s evolution in applying innovation across the business.

Leadership Background

Curl joins from Xome, a Rocket Companies subsidiary, where he served as chief technology officer since 2022. His career spans more than 20 years in technology leadership, covering software engineering, enterprise architecture, product management, cybersecurity, infrastructure, data platforms, and digital transformation.

Prior to his role at Xome, Curl held senior technology leadership positions at T-Mobile, Deloitte Consulting, and Alcatel-Lucent. He holds a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering from Texas A&M University.

Strategic Focus

Tanner emphasized that technology is increasingly central to serving residents and supporting associates. The appointment aims to enhance operational excellence and deliver improved experiences for residents through better application of technology.

Invitation Homes describes itself as the nation’s premier single-family home leasing and management company. It focuses on expanding housing through new development and strategic partnerships.

Invitation Homes Inc. (NYSE: INVH) announced leadership appointments today, naming Peter DiLello and Bill Tierney as Executive Vice Presidents. The moves align accountability with strategic priorities of optimizing long-term portfolio performance and enhancing resident experience for shareholders.

Peter DiLello is now Executive Vice President, Investment Management Group. A tenured leader since the company’s earliest days, he previously led investments, dispositions, construction lending, and transaction management. His role focuses on disciplined capital allocation and portfolio optimization.

Bill Tierney is now Executive Vice President, Chief Experience Officer. Joining in 2025, he assumed responsibility for business analytics earlier this year. His expanded duties connect data-driven insights to resident experiences, supporting operational excellence.

"Peter and Bill have each made significant contributions to our business," said Dallas Tanner, President and Chief Executive Officer. "These promotions recognize their leadership and impact across the organization."

Leadership Changes

Tanner stated the leaders are positioned to advance strategy and create long-term value. The company noted that resident experience remains central to its growth strategy.