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John DeJulio named CEO of The Mortgage Store

Aug 31, 2009

The Mortgage Store USA has announced the appointment of John DeJulio as chief executive officer. As CEO, DeJulio will direct the company’s efforts in developing a technology-driven training and support system for loan officers and will position the company for significant growth in the processing of commercial and residential loans. Over the past decade, John has trained and mentored thousands of individuals around the country on loan origination and life success principles. "I am excited about leading The Mortgage Store USA forward at a time when the mortgage industry is in a state of flux," said DeJulio. "The combination of being a national mortgage banker and having a strong strategic position provides tremendous opportunities for business prospects and explosive growth!" DeJulio is a recognized authority in the mortgage industry. He is a licensed real estate broker, licensed mortgage broker, and one of only a select group of individuals to achieve the National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB) designation of Certified Residential Mortgage Specialist (CRMS). DeJulio has authored two key industry books, Mortgage Basics 101 and FHA Basics. DeJulio co-founded the ABF Mortgage Academy, a school designed to teach mortgage professionals how to be successful in the mortgage industry. DeJulio is an approved instructor for the NAMB. His proficiency was recognized by the State of Illinois when he was selected as one of 10 experts to write the Illinois Mortgage Loan Originators Examination. "With the addition of DeJulio, The Mortgage Store USA will offer unsurpassed opportunities for both the borrower and the mortgage professional," said Joe Klein, founder. "We will become a powerhouse in the mortgage industry." For more information, visit www.mtgstoreusa.com.
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Aug 31, 2009
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