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Default Resource named finalist for business award

Jun 15, 2010

Frederick, Md.-based Default Resource, a diversified financial services company specializing in collateral valuation, real estate-owned (REO) asset management services, fraud risk mitigation, training and other mortgage servicing-related offerings, announced today that is has been selected as a finalist for the Entrepreneur Council of Frederick County's 2010 Entrepreneur Awards in Maryland. Default Resource and its executives will be featured in 270Inc Magazine in its June/July issue and will also be the subject of a video presentation that will be produced by the organization and presented during the awards ceremony this summer. “We are very proud to be selected as a finalist,” said Frank Marshall, president of Default Resource. “We have worked hard to build a business that is firmly rooted in Frederick County and we’re proud of both what we have accomplished and the community in which we live and work.” “The finalists in our program represent the very best companies in our area and should all be proud of their accomplishments,” said Chris Olson, president of the Entrepreneur Council of Frederick County. “Our committee was very impressed with this year’s finalists and consider each one partly responsible for the high level of economic success we enjoy in our area.” The winner will be made public at the awards program on June 22. For more information, visit www.defaultresource.com.
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