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Mar 28, 2007

National industry appointments update - 3/28/2007MortgagePress.comNational mortgage industry positions • Triad Guaranty Insurance Corporation has hired Russell C. Simpson as vice president and treasurer; Bruce Van Fleet as executive vice president, sales and marketing; and Jeremy W. Storry as vice president, strategic and business planning; and promoted Deanna Kase to senior account executive; and Bryan Bickett to account executive. • LendingForms.com has made Bob Dart chairman and Diane Newland executive vice president. • String Real Estate Information Services has appointed David Olson to its board of advisors. • Encomia has named Brian Davenport senior vice president of sales. • Fiserv Lending Solutions has hired Todd Moncrief as a national sales executive. • 1st Metropolitan Mortgage has named Melissa Crider deputy chief compliance officer. • The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals has appointed Felix DeHerrera chairman. • Mark A. Bilbrey has joined Old Republic National Title Insurance Company as senior vice president and chief operating officer of the central title group. • Market Kinetix LLC has appointed Ron Litt president. • CBA Commercial LLC has named Bryan L. Pollak vice president, national accounts.

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