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Kevin Quinn named VP of business development and client relations for Marix Servicing

Jun 03, 2010

Phoenix-based mortgage servicer Marix Servicing LLC has announce the addition of Kevin Quinn as vice president of business development and client relations. Quinn will be responsible for expanding Marix Servicing's sub-servicing and special servicing platforms. In addition to client development, Quinn will manage client relations. "Marix Servicing is pleased to add Kevin Quinn to our team. He is well respected in the industry and will be a tremendous asset to our team and ability to market all our subservicing and special servicing options," said Rick Smith, president and chief executive officer of Marix Servicing LLC. "Kevin also has a strong operational background that will make him an integral part of our operational team in order to provide exceptional service and value to our clients." Most recently, Quinn was the national sub-servicing sales manager for Bank of America Home Loans and has more than 15 years of subservicing business development and mortgage servicing experience. For more information, visit www.marixservicing.com.  
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