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WFG National Title Names Trevor Cheyne as AVP and Manager of the Commercial Division

Apr 26, 2011

WFG National Title Insurance Company has announced that it has named Trevor Cheyne as AVP, manager of the commercial division and senior escrow officer. The Williston Financial Group family of title insurers is currently licensed and operating in 38 jurisdictions nationwide. The company is a full-service provider of title insurance and real estate settlement services for lender, commercial and residential transactions nationwide. As manager of the commercial division, Cheyne will be charged with growing the company’s national commercial capability and customer base. The commercial department will emphasize WFG National Title’s client-focused approach, which includes offering a single point of contact for clients; rapid turnaround time on orders, and a flat administrative organization, allowing for quick response to client needs. Cheyne comes to WFG National Title with 15 years of industry experience with one of the nation’s largest title insurance companies. He has ten years of extensive commercial transactional background. “Trevor’s appointment represents another point of growth for WFG National Title,” said Cindy Tucker, president of the Oregon Division. “While our Oregon clients will appreciate that all underwriting and decision-making is done here in Oregon, Trevor has extensive national experience and a wide range of industry relationships. He will be an asset for clients locally and nationwide as we grow our commercial business.”
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