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Mar 25, 2009

Paul Mooney joins LenderLive Settlement Services MortgagePress.comPaul Mooney, LenderLive Network Inc., LenderLive Settlement Services, LenderLive Network Inc., a business process outsourcing and technology provider to the financial industry, has hired Paul Mooney as a national sales executive for LenderLive Settlement Services. This division offers a single point of contact for title, appraisal, and other closing services. Mooney will coordinate new national business development opportunities for all of LenderLive's products and services, with a special focus on settlement services. Mooney has more than 12 years of experience in the mortgage services industry, most recently as senior vice president of sales and marketing at Pittsburgh-based Service 1st Valuation and Settlement Services, Inc. Prior to that position, he was vice president of national sales at CTG REIS/Nationwide Appraisal and Title Services. Mooney has been successful in increasing sales by 20 to 23 percent in his previous roles by implementing alternative sales strategies and tapping niche markets. "Paul's knowledge and previous experience in settlement services will further strengthen LenderLive's position in the industry," said Rick Seehausen, president and CEO. "He brings a level of skill that demonstrates a strong understanding of why lenders should be provided with a convenient, consistent source to all their settlement needs, which is crucial to developing successful business strategies." Mooney's responsibilities at LenderLive Settlement Services, which can be bundled with the company's other business process outsourcing services or delivered independently, include being part of the national sales force charged with fostering and maintaining strong lines of communication between clients and LenderLive. "It is a privilege to work with a company such as LenderLive, which is so committed to its customers and delivering the highest level of quality and service," Mooney explained. "LenderLive recognizes that the needs of companies and consumers have changed and it has adjusted its business model to better accommodate those needs, which positions the company well for future growth and expansion." LenderLive Settlement Services was founded in 2006 to help lenders close more loans by providing them a true single point of contact for nationwide delivery of title and settlement services, including title insurance, flood certificates and appraisals. The division allows for more streamlined operations in eliminating the need to manage multiple vendors across different regions, resulting in the ability to close more loans and provide greater customer satisfaction. For more information, visit www.lenderlive.com.
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