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Markets see slower home price appreciation, this winter

Jun 08, 2006

The Turning Point appoints Fred Noce to VPMortgagePress.comFred Noce The Turning Point Inc., a leading developer and innovator of next-generation customer relationship management (CRM) technology, has appointed Fred Noce as vice president of operations. Noce, who has extensive experience in business operations, held the associate publisher position with Mortgage Originator Magazine, later joining Pfingsten Publishing LLC as director of conferences and seminars. In his tenure with Pfingsten Publishing LLC, Noce was instrumental in developing and directing a core business unit of its national trade publications. "It is a pleasure to welcome Fred to our company," said Stephen Margrett, CEO of The Turning Point. "His operations background and leadership qualities will complement the depth of experience we have in our company today." According to Noce, "The Turning Point is well-positioned to bring the benefits of next-generation CRM technology to its many clients. Mortgage bankers and brokers who utilize this technology enjoy a major competitive advantage in the marketplace. Im excited and look forward to contributing to The Turning Points exciting initiatives." For more information, visit www.turningpoint.com.
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Jun 08, 2006
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