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Western Secondary Market Conference Attendees Wednesday July 14, 2021 - 394 Records Western Secondary Market Conference Attendees Wednesday July 14, 2021 - 394 records First Name Last Name Job Title Organization Abby Mott Closing Manager American Pacific Mortgage Corp. Alex Kutsishin CEO Sales Boomerang Alex Marksian Account Executive The Money Source Inc Alexander Bailey Head of Secondary Marketing Catalyst Mortgage Allen Meigide Director of Operations LoanScorecard Allison Batts VP, Portfolio Management Mr. Cooper Amaris Miller VP, CL Marketing & Events Manager AmeriHome Mortgage Company, LLC Ameen Rouhani SVP of Operations The Money Source Inc Amy Moses Senior Field Marketing Manager SnapDocs Inc Amy Spaulding Event Planner Western Alliance Bank Andrea Weitzman FVP Underwriting Manager AmeriHome Mortgage Company, LLC Andrew Blair VP of Sales Atlas Title Company Andrew Mekjavich Principal Gantry Andrew Spicer Vice President, Client Development Deephaven Mortgage LLC Andy Garner Relationship Manager First Horizon Bank Andy Greer Vice President, CPA First Tennessee Bank Mortgage Warehousing Group Angela Kenworthy Senior Client Success Manager Optimal Blue Angelo Rea SVP TPO Risk Manager Flagstar Bank Annemaria Allen CEO The Compliance Group, Inc. Arvin Wijay Managing Partner Consolidated Analytics, Inc Ashley Crawford National Affiliate Manager Property Sciences Ashley Liberda Business Development Manager Catalyst Mortgage Ashley Lockaby VP Warehouse Lending Northpointe Bank Ashley Ward SIME Client Relations The Money Source Inc Baird Marble Regional Sales Manager NewRez Bao Huynh Client Services Manager LoanScorecard Barbara Burton Regional Sales Manager Correspondent Lending Gateway Mortgage Group, LLC Bart Miller Business Development Manager Optimal Blue Ben Boden Relationship Manager First Horizon Bank - Warehouse Lending Ben Itkin Managing Director MCT Trading Benjamin Larcombe Secondary Analyst Optimal Blue Bill Bralye Account Manager Black Knight Bill Shirreffs Sr. Director Mortgage Capital Trading, Inc (MCT) Bill Zaboski Executive Director - Pricing Analytics Director Co Chase Home Finance Blane Bauch SVP Head of Sales Old Republic Title Company Blaze Holbert President / CEO Primary Partners Financial Bob Kallio Head of Correspondent Lending PenFed Credit Union Brad Clauda SVP Director of Mortgage Pricing Flagstar Bank Brad Livingston President RWM Home Loans Braden Fudge VP, Relationship Manager Comerica Bank Brandon Haefele CEO/President Catalyst Mortgage Brandon Knudson Village Capital & Investment LLC Brandon Medhurst Regional Vice President Flagstar Bank Brandonn Dukes Head of Real Estate and Consumer Lending SolutFinancial intelligence | informa Brent Park President Wholesale Mortgage Bankers Brett Taylor Vice President, Pricing Analytics The Money Source Inc Brian Barnes Vice President Regional Manager Freedom Mortgage Corporation Brian Michael VP Sales SnapDocs Inc Britt Haven Sales Director - Lending Solutions Financial intelligence | informa Bryan Saxen Regional Account Executive American Reporting Company Bryan Smith Secondary Marketing City First Mortgage Services, LLC Buck Hawkins Director of Capital Markets CBC Mortgage Agency Butch Story VP, Correspondent Lending Caliber Home Loans Camelia Martin Head of Industry & Regulatory Affairs SnapDocs Inc Carl Tyree EVP, Chief Sales Officer Arch MI Carmel York Sales Carmel York Advisors Caroline Petraitis Professional Services Director LoanScorecard Chad Schoep COO / President Best Capital Funding Charles Clark Senior Vice President, Executive Director StructuTIAA Bank Charles Katz Chief Legal Officer Pacific Bay Lending Group Chelsea Fan VP Chetan Patel COO Verity Global Solutions, LLC Chito Schnupp CIO American Pacific Mortgage Corp. Chris Anderson Chief Administrative Officer Mortgage Capital Trading, Inc (MCT) Chris Avery Relationship Manager First Horizon Bank - Warehouse Lending Chris Cordry EVP Capital Markets PrimeLending Chris Gassel Strategic Sales Specialist LBA Ware Chris Hill Vice President First Horizon Bank - Warehouse Lending Chris Hippler Vice President, Secondary Marketing Manager Glacier Bancorp, Inc. Chris King SVP, Correspondent & Business Development Mr. Cooper Chris Maturo Event Coordinator AmeriHome Mortgage Company, LLC Chuck Iverson EVP of Loan Production Evergreen Home Loans Cindy Bruce Client Relationship Manager Chase Home Finance Cody Charfauros Principal Slatt Capital Cody Johnson National Business Development Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC Colleen Scheidler Account Manager, West Arch MI Courtney Kalsi Chief Operating Officer Catalyst Mortgage Craig Kerbrat VP, Secondary Marketing Prime Choice Funding, Inc. Dan Bayer newfi First Name Last Name Job Title Organization Daniel Miller Western Regional Sales Director IDS Inc. Danny Gardner SVP, Single-Family Client and Community EngageFreddie Mac Danny Haynes Sales Director Caliber Home Loans Danyel Shipley Senior Regional Sales Director - West Mortgage Capital Trading, Inc (MCT) Dave Bergstrom Regional Vice President West Essent Guaranty, Inc. David Hidy Chief Lending Officer Drop Mortgage Inc dba FundLoans.com David Sorsabal Secondary Market Manager Pacific Lending LLC David Battany EVP, Capital Markets Guild Mortgage Company David Bernard SVP, Managing Director Western Alliance Bank David McPherson AVP Correspondent and Warehouse Sales MERCHANTS BANCORP David Neylan Chief Operating Officer Guild Mortgage Company David Nielsen SVP, National Sales Black Knight David Pistone SD NewRez David Smyle Vice President Pacific Southwest Realty Services David Green Chairman and CEO The StoneHill Group, Inc. Dawn Frensdorff AVP, Non-Delegated Account Executive - West AmeriHome Mortgage Company, LLC DeAn Dawson Director, Investor Services & Client Success Optimal Blue Dean Dardzinski VP, Managing Director, Pacific Region Mortgage Guaranty Insurance (MGIC) Deni Archer Director, Mortgage Business Development MetaSource Dennis Konczal President Capital Alliance Deven Patel SVP - Capital & Secondary Market STG Mortgage Devon Bevis Division Manager, Southeast Division Mr. Cooper Dinh Vo Loan Officer Loan Factory, Inc Don Curtis SVP, Business Solutions OSC, a Breckenridge Company Don Scales Business Relationship Manager Optimal Blue Donnie Martin SVP/Group Head, Mortgage Warehouse Finance Fifth Third Bank, National Association. Doug Danko Principal Douglas Mayers SVP - Trading Phoenix Capital, Inc. Drey Roberts SVP National Production Manager Goldome Warehouse Lending, LLC. Dru Jacobs President ADFITECH, Inc. Dustin Hobbs Communications Director California MBA Dustin Pfluger Partner, Mortgage Banking Practice CWDL Ed Abbott SF Sales Director Freddie Mac Edmund Payant President American Pacific Mortgage Corp. Edward Fitzgerald Account Executive Mr. Cooper Elaine Batlis Executive Vice President and Director WarehousSILVERGATE BANK Elaine Figlia Business Development Manager Optimal Blue Elizabeth Robertson Director of Strategic Products Gateway Mortgage Group LLC Eric Linden Vice President Capital Markets Doorway Home Loans Erika Harvell VP, Business Development Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC Erin Kirkeeng Regional Vice President Enact Mortgage Insurance Ernest Wagner Principal Maurice Wutscher LLP Ernie Lewis SVP Marketing Timios Frank Hoang PRESIDENT/CEO Francesca Fisher AVP of Client Success Informative Research Garnet Kanouse Head of Non-Agency Lending Bayview Asset Management LLC Gary Bechtel Chief Executive Officer Red Oak Capital Group, LLC Gary Clark Chief Operating Officer Sierra Pacific Mortgage Gary DeLuca Member, Board of Directors Fremont Bank Gary Manfredi SVP Bayview Loan Servicing , LLC Gary Martell President Mountain West Financial, Inc. Genail Nemovi President & Managing Attorney Nemovi Law Group, APC Grant Marple EVP- Director of Sales Atlas Title Company Greg Chaffin Director of Marketing FirstFunding, Inc. Greg Davis SVP, Warehouse Lending Silvergate Bank Greg McElroy EVP, Head of Correspondent Operations AmeriHome Mortgage Company, LLC Gregg Shapiro Sales Director Compass Analytics, LLC Hanh Ritter SF Sales Sr Freddie Mac Harry Oh CEO & Founder Ony Glo, Inc. Heather Best Optimal Blue Henry Chavez Principal Spiegel Accountancy Corp. Ian Rambarran Shareholder Klinedinst PC Ivet Oneth Regional Director Lenders One James Karr Correspondent Business Development Manager Western Alliance Bank James Baublitz Managing Director, Pipeline Analytics Compass Analytics, LLC James Cass VP Pacific Lending LLC James Davison VP Retail Sales Timios Inc James Hedvall Chief Capital Markets Officer Mann Mortgage LLC James Tindall VP of Sales Atlas Title Company James Brody Mortgage Banking Chairman Johnston Thomas, Attorneys at Law, P.C. Jamie Bellingham Senior Vice President, National Accounts Angel Oak Mortgage Solutions Jamil Atcha Vice President - Enterprise Solutions SimpleNexus Janette Mah EVP, Chief Banking Officer US Metro Bank Jared Edmonds SVP, Mortgage & Correspondent Operations Gateway First Bank Jason Jepson VP of Communications PCMA Private Client Lending Jason Lee EVP, Capital Markets Flagstar Bank Jason Moutray Bayview Asset Management LLC Jay Jones SVP, Servicing Mr. Cooper Jean Bradley Vice President Strategic Business Development Essent Guaranty, Inc. Jeanette Fitzgerald Director, Strategic Accounts Sourcepoint Jeannine Smith Chief Operating Officer FirstFunding, Inc. Jeffrey Spiegel Principal Spiegel Accountancy Corp. First Name Last Name Job Title Organization Jeffrey Haar Western Division Manager NewRez LLC Jeffrey Lazerson President Mortgage Grader, Inc. Jeffrey Neufeld Senior Vice President, Director of Mortgage FinanFlagstar Bank Jennifer Roth Conference Manager
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