Elizabeth Blosser
Chief Strategy, Communications and Innovation Officer
E-Mail: [email protected]Phone: 202-296-3671 Ext. 212
Contact Me About: Grassroots Advocacy, PRIA, State Government Affairs, Title Action Network (TAN)
Committee Liaison: Data Privacy Task Force, Data Privacy Work Group, Digital Closing Task Force, Digital Closing Work Group, Digital Process Impact Work Group, State Legislative/Regulatory Action Committee
Elizabeth Blosser serves as Chief Strategy, Communications and Innovation Officer for the American Land Title Association (ALTA), where she is responsible for providing thought leadership and overseeing communications on initiatives that shape the future direction of ALTA and the title insurance industry.
A passionate advocate for homeownership, Blosser has spearheaded consumer protection efforts to combat fraud, prevent predatory real estate agreements, reform tax foreclosure laws, address the unique challenges of heirs’ property, and remove discriminatory covenants in historic land records. She is also a driving force behind the advancement of digital closings and eMortgage adoption, along with expanding the use of emerging payment systems, positioning the title industry at the forefront of real estate innovation. Under her leadership, model legislation championed by the title industry has passed on a bipartisan basis in multiple states, demonstrating her effectiveness in building coalitions and driving meaningful policy change.
Blosser is a recognized voice for the industry and a frequent speaker at national forums and before groups including the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG), and the National Council of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL). She also shares her insights through media interviews, podcasts, and webinars, including being featured on AARP's The Perfect Scam podcast and presenting to the Council on Foreign Relations.
Blosser leads ALTA's Commercial Network, an annual conference examining emerging trends in commercial real estate. She also serves on the Board of Directors for the Property Records Industry Association (PRIA) and works collaboratively with various groups across the housing, finance, and technology sectors.
In recognition of her work in legislative strategy, grassroots engagement and public affairs, she was named a 2023 “Top 20 in Advocacy” by the Advocacy Association and received the 2024 ASAE Power of Associations Gold Award.