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Mortgage Returns Adds Three to Its Growing Team

Mar 10, 2015

Mortgage Returns, a provider of TRUE CRM technology and automated marketing solutions for the mortgage industry, has welcomed three new key members of its rapidly-growing team: Nick Weber, Curran Collins and Joe Meador. 

Weber joins Mortgage Returns as an account coordinator and will work with all clients in the southern Midwest region of the United States. Weber joins Mortgage Returns from US Bank most recently.

“He comes to the company with tremendous skills in service and lending origination. Being a licensed loan originator is a huge bonus in understanding the needs of our clients,” said Kim Goldstone, director of marketing and corporate communication.

Collins joins the organization as associate business analyst, providing organization and reporting for Mortgage Returns as the firm grows at a rapid pace. Curran most recently worked for Client Services Incorporated.

Meador joins the team as sales coordinator for the Midwest north region of the United States. He has more than 15 years of success in business development and brings tremendous professionalism and determination to his new role.

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