NAMB partners with TrainingPro to provide educationMortgagePress.comMortgage broker continuing education
TrainingPro recently announced its partnership with the National
Association of Mortgage Brokers to provide continuing education
services to association members and state association partners.
Under this strategic agreement, the more than 27,000 members of
NAMB and its 50 state affiliates will benefit from TrainingPro's
online training platform, which has become a key educational
element for mortgage companies of all sizes across the country.
TrainingPro's online education program, offered to the mortgage
industry for the past six years, boasts a variety of continuing and
professional education courses to provide learning opportunities
convenient for mortgage professionals.
"We are proud to partner with this highly regarded association
in their mission to provide comprehensive, quality education
services to their members," said TrainingPro CEO Christopher
Nickerson. "NAMB is a trusted advocate for elevating the mortgage
industry to its highest potential, and we feel TrainingPro will
play an important role in this mission."
TrainingPro will develop an online learning platform on the NAMB
Web site, www.namb.org, which will be accessible through the
association's education homepage. TrainingPro and NAMB will promote
this partnership through joint marketing efforts to increase the
visibility of education opportunities required to maintain
compliance, create further awareness of the importance of education
in this growing industry, maximize association membership and
provide quality education services to those members.
"TrainingPro has built a solid reputation on its commitment to
quality education. Their education services have already been
embraced by many state associations and mortgage companies, and we
are confident that existing, as well as new, members of our
association will benefit from the educational opportunities
TrainingPro will offer," said John Drake, chair of NAMB's Education
Committee.
For more information, visit www.namb.org.
