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Jun 12, 2007

California industry appointments update - 6/13/2007MortgagePress.comCalifornia mortgage industry positions • IndyMac Bank's mortgage bank has hired Brad Howsmon, Barbara McManus, Tina Shults, Melanie Vo and Felicia Walker; Andy Hsu; Nathan Blair, Anthony Jackson, Jeff Kolb, Malori Lessey, Brian C. McClendon, Amanda Porter, Brian Sanchez and Elisa Sanchez; Isabel A. Arellano, Larry Brown II, Rochelle Decuir, Maurice De La Fuente, Vanita M. Jones, Sergio Pacheco, Veronica Rivera and Brian Sheffer; Trisha Hammitt; Bonnie Glasgow and Lance Shaw; Jyl Craven; and Abraham Lee as business development managers for the wholesale lending division's Irvine, Los Angeles, Ontario, Pasadena, Sacramento, San Diego, San Ramon and Southern California regions, respectively. The company has also named Kymberly Kerr area manager for the wholesale lending division's Sacramento, Calif. region.
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