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Nov 28, 2006

Arizona industry appointments update - 11/29/2006MortgagePress.comArizona mortgage industry positions • JSSmith Mortgage has hired the following individuals at its Scottsdale, Ariz. office: Jeffrey Smith as president; Donna Fitzharris as vice president of operations; David D. Laine as vice president and branch manager; Irina "Rina" Maya as office manager and a processor; Jeremy Maul and Keith Winters as senior loan officers; Abe Abdelaziz, Jim Corsaro, Jim Decker, Nathan Kryscynski, Todd Kuehn, Seth Lester and Brandon Taylor as loan officers; and Mindy Rosenbaum as a processor. The company has hired the following individuals at its Mesa, Ariz. office: John Biddle and Chris Tulli as vice presidents and branch managers; Jerry Pulera as senior loan officer; Scott Lawless, Chris Stiller, Susan Tasso and Brian Thomas as loan officers; and Jennifer Ritthaler as a processor. The company has hired the following individuals at its Peoria, Ariz. office: Sean Kane as branch manager; Careylinda Connolly and Don Pena as loan officers; and Silvia Morales as a loan assistant.
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