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Jun 11, 2006

NAMB West postponed until fall '07MortgagePress.comNAMB West conference The Board of the Western Regional Mortgage Lenders Conference has voted to terminate its annual Las Vegas meeting after this coming November's final installment of the Western Regional Mortgage Brokers Conference. The group, which includes leaders from 14 National Association of Mortgage Brokers state affiliates, voted 16-4 to dissolve the Western Regional Conference after 2006 and participate in NAMB West in 2007. NAMB had originally planned the launch of NAMB West for this coming October at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, but has postponed the event until the fall of 2007. "We understand it has been difficult for NAMB's state affiliates to change their 2006 meeting plans so quickly," said NAMB President Jim Nabors II, CRMS. "The NAMB Board wanted to help its state affiliates and others honor long-standing relationships and commitments, without having to choose between NAMB and the Western Regional Conference. We wish everyone a good meeting in 2006, and we're looking forward to hosting a great event in 2007!" For more information, visit www.namb.org.
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