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Mortgage Concepts names Sirico VP of business development

Jun 29, 2010

Mortgage Concepts has announced that Thomas R. Sirico has joined the company as vice president of business development. Sirico, most recently executive business director of mortgageNOW inc. in Red Bank, N.J., was born in Brooklyn, N.Y. He established Lindenhurst, N.Y.-based Mortgageline Financial Corporation in 1989, becoming one of the New York area’s top lenders. In 2000, he opened Amerihome Mortgage Corporation, and quickly became a top lender for new construction sites in the New York area. Sirico’s experience and contacts helped him develop a branch network for HCI Mortgage Corporation, producing more than $500 million in sales. As a seasoned mortgage industry veteran with 20-plus years invested in the industry, he has been responsible for more than $1 billion in sales over his career.  “It was very clear to me after meeting with Steven A. Milner, president and CEO of Mortgage Concepts, and his staff, that this is a company that can give me the support to deliver the results needed in making Mortgage Concepts the number one lender of choice in the country," said Sirico. For more information, visit www.mortgageconcepts.com.              
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