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Primary Capital Mortgage adds Ken Witte

Aug 11, 2009

Primary Capital is has added Ken Witte to its management team as senior vice president of retail lending. With more than 22 years of retail sales and management experience in mortgage lending, Ken's depth and breadth of industry knowledge will assist Primary Capital in becoming the premier privately owned mortgage banking firm in the Southeast. "I am extremely excited about joining Primary Capital and its significant opportunity for growth," said Ken. "It is apparent that the company has accepted the waves of change and challenges in the industry as a motivation to push forward and I am confident my experience and education will be an asset to the company." Ken was a top producing loan officer early in his career winning multiple MBAG (industry association) awards for production volume and ethics. As an entrepreneur he co-founded several companies including a diversified financial services company which grew into one of the top 20 companies in its market segment in less than three years. Over the past several years, Ken has held management positions for Fortune 100 financial services companies leading their mortgage initiatives in select markets. "Ken is a tremendous addition to Primary Capital's management team," said Executive Managing Director George Phelps. "His extensive understanding of the mortgage industry and passion for cutting edge technology are energizing to our organization, and his enthusiasm for excellence and superior customer service have already enriched our lending potential. We are very excited to have him with us, and will leverage his experience to help mold the future direction of the company." For more information, visit www.primarycapital.com.
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