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Matt Koch, SVP Area Manager at Ruoff Mortgage discusses Transitioning from a Bank to an Independent Mortgage Banker. Highlights include: rising importance of technology/fintech; data integrity is critical; getting to borrowers first; streamline the lending process and world class customer experience. Matt is a mortgage veteran having been in the industry for over 25 years. He has been with Caliber, Fifth Third and PNC to name a few. You will enjoy listening to Matt’s comments.
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Ellie Fordyce, Chief People Officer at Westerra CU talks about Implementing Cultural Change in an Organization. Highlights include: defining culture; it’s a complex process; employee engagement is a must; research is important and it’s necessary to stay ahead of the curve. Ellie has been in the mortgage industry for over 10 years in the areas of human resource strategies, leadership development and she is responsible for driving successful implementation of culture change initiatives. She has a Master’s degree in Professional Studies in Organization Development & Change from Penn State. You will want to hear Ellie’s insightful comments on this very important topic.
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I interviewed Tony J. Hughes, author of Combo Prospecting: The Powerful One-Two Punch that Fills your Pipeline and Wins Sales (AMACOM, 243 pp. Available on Amazon). This is one of the best books I’ve read on Prospecting. You don’t want to miss this interview.
Highlights include: what are the best sales enablement tools for success; the importance of identifying trigger events; optimize referrals to create engagement; nurture an empowering network and develop an online brand that packs a punch. Tony is a respected sales leader and consultant with over 30 years of winning experience. He is an award-winning blogger and top LinkedIn B2B sales influencer. He teaches modernized selling as part of the eMBA program for University of Technology, Sydney.
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Elizabeth Million, SVP, Mortgage Lending at Elevations CU, discusses the Keys to Having Two-Thirds of Your LOs Ranked in the Scotsman Guide (Top Originators). Highlights include: the importance of a sales accountability model; remove roadblocks; individual sales process; support team and focus your outreach on like-minded realtors. Elizabeth is an industry veteran with over 30 years’ experience. You don’t want to miss her insights into what it takes to be a top producer.
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Ali Nassirian, Director, Home Loans at Golden 1 CU talks on The Race for Talent: Recruiting Differently. Highlights include: scaling for growth; team recruiting starts with a plan; career path is key and the importance of relationship recruiting. Ali has been in the mortgage industry for close to 20 years and you will learn some of his key tips on recruiting in today’s marketplace.
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Mike Squire, SVP, Chief Lending Officer at Kinecta Federal CU talks about Managing Volume & Margin in Volatile Times. Highlights include: the importance of collaboration with internal experts; being agile and course correcting; how to handle price concessions; pricing within top 25th percentile and the use of competitive data. Mike has spent over 20 years in the mortgage industry and you will enjoy listening to his insights about today’s volatile times.
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Phil Laren, Principal at Actogram Financial, discusses Financing Delinquent Loans in Today’s Market. Highlights include: death of refi market; rise of Fintech; cure loans advantage; Wall Street competition and delinquency arbitrage. Phil has been in the mortgage capital markets for over 30 years, designing and building proprietary hedging, trading and servicing models. You will enjoy his comments on delinquencies and the market outlook.
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Pete Roeske, EVP, Retail Lending at AmeriHome Mortgage talks on Starting Retail in Today’s Market. Highlights include: win with consultative approach; the need for more joint ventures; the importance of culture match; data base of drip campaigns still matters and establishing relationships with referral sources is key. Pete has been in the mortgage industry for over 25 years and you will enjoy his perspective about today’s marketplace.
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Peter Benjamin, President of American Credit Union Mortgage Association (ACUMA) talks on The Importance of Developing your Personnel. Highlights include: now is a pivotal moment in mortgage; affordable housing is a big issue; career path is critical and training in good and bad mortgage markets. Peter has been in the mortgage industry for over 20 years and you will enjoy listening to his insightful comments.
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Leslie Garner, SVP of Sales at InstaMortgage discusses What is Good Sales Training in Today’s Market? Highlights include: train manager first policy; accountability is key; know your numbers—goal setting; technology vs culture; and a career path is critical. Leslie has spent over 30+ years in the mortgage industry starting out as a loan officer and then moving into sales management. Leslie provides some key tips about training and her outlook for the industry that you don’t want to miss.
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