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Jul 12, 2007

California industry appointments update - 8/8/2007MortgagePress.comCalifornia mortgage industry positions • IndyMac Bank's mortgage bank has hired as wholesale lending division business development managers Brad Howsmon, Abraham Lee, Kevin Peck and Arty Stush for the Irvine, Calif. region; Jeff Kolb, Brian C. McClendon, Amanda Porter and Aimie Wilson for the Ontario, Calif. region; Vanita M. Jones, Sergio Pacheco, Veronica Rivera and Kelvin Zee for the Pasadena, Calif. region; Lance Shaw for the San Diego region; and Jyl Craven and Kevin Ratto for the San Ramon, Calif. region. The company has also named Kymberly Kerr area manager for the wholesale lending division's Sacramento, Calif. region. Finally, IndyMac Bank has hired as GrupoMac business development managers Carlos Escobar for the Orange County and surrounding regions; Victor R. Araujo for the North San Gabriel Valley and surrounding regions; Eric Ramirez for the Santa Clarita Valley, Simi Valley and surrounding regions; and Richard Rocha for the South San Gabriel Valley and surrounding regions.
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