Jeremy Burcham Named Chief Strategy Officer for The Compliance Group

Oct 20, 2014

The Compliance Group Inc. (TCG) has announced it has hired Jeremy Burcham as chief strategy officer. Bringing nearly 14 years of quality control and operations experience, Burcham will be responsible for formulating, facilitating and communicating TCG’s plans for the future. Burcham will also be working closely on product development and serving as a subject matter expert for sales and new technology initiatives.

“Mortgage compliance and quality control are as hot of topics as they have ever been, and we’ve seen a significant influx of new business as a result of new regulations, particularly in the servicing arena, and increased regulatory examinations,” said Annemaria Allen, CEO/president of The Compliance Group. “Having an experienced executive like Jeremy is going to help us tremendously in managing our pipeline and taking our services to the next level.”

Before joining The Compliance Group, Burcham was with companies such as Citi Mortgage, American Home Mortgage, Interthinx and ACES Risk Management Corporation (ARMCO) where he held key leadership positions in credit policy, quality control and business development. While at ARMCO, Burcham served as Chief Operating Officer and was responsible for leading Business Development and Operations functions. Prior to that, he lead the business development and creating the operational structure behind Interthinx’ s Quality Control Product, which offers third party quality control audits to mortgage lenders.

“The Compliance Group is one of the top mortgage compliance and quality control consultancies in the market today,” Burcham said. “I look forward to helping The Compliance Group capitalize on the success it has realized in 2014 and creating an even more successful 2015 and beyond.”

Burcham graduated from Drury University in Springfield, Mo. He serves on the Board of a local St. Louis hospital and is very active in multiple local charities. He is also married with two children and resides in the St. Louis area.

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