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Carleen Swanson joins Advanced Data's New York metro sales team

Mar 24, 2010

Advanced Data has announced the addition of Carleen Swanson to its New York metro sales team. Swanson will take the lead on the steady expansion of the sales division in the New York City area. She brings years of management and sales experience to the position at such institutions as TD Bank, Bank of America, and First American, to name a few. “We couldn’t be happier to have Ms. Swanson join our team,” said Advanced Data Chief Executive Officer and Founder Allen Johnson. “With over two decades of experience in the mortgage industry she will be a true asset to the company and invaluable in our growth.” “I am thrilled to be working for a company as focused as Advanced Data and truly energized to bring my experience and vision to my new team,” said Swanson. “Mr. Johnson’s long-term plan to respond to the changing mortgage environment is refreshing and desperately needed as the market makes its comeback. The team at Advanced Data is proven ethical professionals whom I look forward to collaborating with and most importantly, making a difference with.” Carleen Swanson’s extensive career has taken her through retail banking, residential mortgage sales, processing and servicing operations, as well as a senior account executive position for a major national financial services company specializing in residential title insurance. Advanced Data LLC is a nationwide provider of customized data solutions using a secure SOA (service-oriented architecture) to correspond with the demands of the emerging market. Our forward-thinking technology offers enhanced solutions tailored to your precise needs. Customized, trustworthy data at an expedited rate for fraud prevention, income verification, execution of one or hundreds of IRS Form 4506-T with one simple connection integrated into any proprietary system. For more information, visit www.advanceddata.com.
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