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Bethany Neeley
Servant Leader | FinTech & PropTech | Wellness Enthusiast 🏃🏻♀️✨
Bethany Neeley is a Senior Customer Success Manager at Homebot, a company that provides a client engagement and retention portal for lenders and real estate agents.12 She has been with Homebot since at least 2019, when she announced starting her position as Senior Customer Success Manager at the company.6
Bethany has a background in client-centric roles and progressive experience in real estate and marketing.5 Her career history includes:
- Current role: Senior Customer Success Manager at Homebot (since 2019)
- Previous role: Strategic Customer Success Manager at Homebot3
- In 2014: Distance Camp Counselor for Culver Academies4
Bethany's professional focus appears to be on customer success and client engagement, particularly in the real estate and financial services industries. She works for Homebot, a company founded in 2015 that aims to empower consumers to build wealth through homeownership.2
Bethany is based in the United States and can be found on LinkedIn under the username bethanyneeley.5 She attended North Carolina State University, which likely contributed to her educational background in her current field.5
Highlights
I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Senior Customer Success Manager at Homebot!
I’m so grateful to have spent 10 years of my life perfecting the craft of running and even more grateful to have spent this past weekend walking down memory lane in the Hoosier state. What an honor it was to be inducted into the Indiana Track and Field Hall of Fame, alongside my twin sister, our 4x800m relay team (Brittany Neeley, Jessica Sprinkles, Sarah Wagner) and a few other incredible athletes and coaches.
The summer of 2013 includes some of my favorite life memories, including watching my sister break the state record in the 800m, myself breaking the state record in the 1600m, and both of us being a part of a 4x800m relay team that became the first team in state history to break the historic 9-minute barrier with 8:53.74, a state record that still stands today ... all while representing a 2A small school that had just 400 students in it.
More importantly, this past weekend was a reflection of how much this sport has given me and largely shaped me into the person I am today.
It truly took a village to get here, including many who are pictured below. To Greentown, Howard County, and the entire Indiana running community, thank you. You’ve been so good to us! Let's chase some more dreams together 🚀
