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Brian Daily Joins REO Allegiance as VP of of Business Development

Apr 05, 2011

REO Allegiance, a provider of national property preservation and eviction field services, has hired Brian Daily to serve as vice president of business development. Daily joins REO Allegiance with more than 25 years of executive level experience throughout the mortgage industry spanning origination, servicing, and default management. “Brian is an excellent addition to our team and I believe he will accomplish great things for both our company and our clients,” said Lisa Sadaoui, president and chief executive officer of REO Allegiance. “Our firm is honored to attract seasoned executives from around the industry, which speaks to some of our significant growth strides in recent years. Brian will help us continue our expansion by leveraging his deep knowledge and vast industry experience.” Prior to joining REO Allegiance, Daily served as vice president of national sales for Foreclosure Management Company, a nationwide network of attorneys specializing in default management and loss mitigation for mortgage servicing firms. Daily also served as regional director at Accredited Home Lenders, overseeing operations in both default servicing and originations. Daily spent 15 years with Bank of America as Senior Vice President of Sales and Operations, directly supervising west coast operations in the consumer finance group. “I’ve been operating in the mortgage industry for long enough to fully understand the challenges that servicers are facing in the current environment,” said Daily. “REO Allegiance has clearly demonstrated the unique qualities that make for an outstanding national firm including robust capabilities, a fanatic dedication to service, and an exceptional performance record. I have no doubt that REO Allegiance will continue on its path to becoming the foremost trend setting industry leader in the property preservation and eviction field service industries.”
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Apr 05, 2011
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