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Mortgage Services III adds Brian Boyles as SVP of business development

Jan 27, 2010

Mortgage Services III LLC (MSI), a subsidiary of First State Bank, is pleased to announce Brian Boyles as its new senior vice president of business development. Brian will be responsible for business and market development. Brian comes to Mortgage Services III LLC with over 15 years of practical experience in the mortgage banking industry. A native of Iowa City, Iowa, Brian, his wife Lisa and their three children reside in Davenport, Iowa. Prior to joining MSI, Brian was president of real estate lending at American Bank and Trust. "I am extremely pleased that Brian has joined the executive management team of MSI," said Mark Young, president and CEO of Mortgage Services III, LLC. "Brian has a proven and successful track record in developing mortgage platforms. Having known Brian for a number of years I am excited about the talent he brings to our already successful company. He is a great addition." For more information, visit http://www.msiloans.biz.
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