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ServiceLink Names Marco Brenes SVP, Enterprise Relationships and Strategy

Feb 22, 2011

ServiceLink, an end-to-end origination and default solutions provider, has named Marco Brenes its new senior vice president, enterprise relationships and strategy. Brenes joins ServiceLink with more than 25 years experience in the real estate mortgage and banking industry with specific focus on leadership in sales, marketing and business strategy. Prior to joining ServiceLink, Marco spent 18 years at Lenders Processing Services Inc. (LPS). Most recently he served as senior vice president of national sales, responsible for national account development and market share growth. Brenes operated and managed divisions that included an array of specialty services to the default industry including property preservation, valuations, technology, title services, escrow and asset management. "We are excited to welcome Marco and know ServiceLink will benefit from his experience as we continue to manage our rapid growth," said Jeff Coury, president and chief executive officer. "With continual enhancement and expansion of our default and servicing solutions, it is important that we properly integrate all of the components to ensure we bring the highest value to the lender, servicer and investor. Marco's servicing and default industry experience and deep product knowledge will help us achieve our objectives." For more information, visit www.servicelinkfnf.com.
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