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New Jersey industry appointments update - 5/31/2006

May 30, 2006

National industry appointments update - 06/06/2006MortgagePress.comMortgage industry positions - Marty Frame has been named chief information officer at Fidelity National Real Estate Solutions. - LIME Financial has appointed Rebecca Crumb as vice president and Northeast regional sales manager. - Davee Olson has been named head of the warehouse lending division at Residential Capital Corporation. - Fifth Third Bancorp has hired James "Jim" Tew to lead an expansion of its mortgage unit. - Associated Software Consultants has promoted Michael Gillespie to director of database development, Terry Long to technology support specialist of the PowerLender team and Walt Nimylowycz to PowerLender database analyst. - Document Systems Inc. has hired Pamela C. Milano as chief product design executive for LoanMagic. - Mavent Inc. has hired Kenneth C. Taylor as senior vice president, chief technology officer.
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