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National Mortgage Professional

Sep 27, 2006

National City honors Excel Award winnersMortgagePress.comNational City Excel Award National City recently held their annual Excel Awards teleconference to recognize 2005 achievements. The Excel Award is the highest honor that can be given to a National City employee whose standard of excellence demonstrates the company's management principles and brand promise. As part of the event, the National City Warehouse Resources division had two associates receive top honor recognition: • Belinda Humphries, senior business director, built and developed customer relationships that lead her Mid-Atlantic region to be the top growth region in the division. Humphries expanded her customer base by 46 percent in 2005. Belinda currently resides in South Carolina and won National City's Warehouse Resources "Business Director of the Year-2005" Award in February. • Andrea Stroud, AVP operations manager, was also honored with an Excel Award. Stroud was the key person in National City's Warehouse Resources Cincinnati operations area who was instrumental in working with developers in uncharted territory to create, test and train all Warehouse Resources employees on its converted system. For more information, visit www.nationalcity.com or www.nationalcity.com/warehouse.

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