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Inlanta Mortgage Continues Growth With Several New Hires

Apr 07, 2015
Inlanta Mortgage Inc. has added Dave Stephan as Third-Party Origination (TPO) Manager

Inlanta Mortgage’s continued growth, coupled with the increased activity of the spring homebuying season, has paved the way for the company to welcome several dozen new team members since the beginning of 2015. New hires include loan officers, underwriters, processors and various administrative assistants.

“While Inlanta Mortgage continues to experience growth through expansion, the spring homebuying season and reasonable mortgage rates have prompted our corporate office and branch office to further expand their teams to accommodate the increase in business," said Inlanta Mortgage Director of Human Resources Jan Priem. "Service is paramount at Inlanta and we must grow our team to maintain the service levels our customers and partners have come to expect from Inlanta.”

At the corporate administrative office in Brookfield, Wis., the processing, funding and underwriting departments have expanded to include Disclosure Desk Analysts Cassandra Kennedy and Nancy Evanow, Underwriters April Wolfe and Susan Guthrie, and Quality Control Analyst Madrice Prestidge. Aaron Kaczorowski has taken over the responsibilities of account executive, replacing Gary Grocholski, who has been promoted to third-party origination manager, and the Information Technology Department welcomes new Help Desk Analyst Tom Steingass.

In addition to the new team members at the corporate office, several branches have expanded as well. Inlanta’s Indianapolis office welcomed new Processor Amy Kent and the Overland Park office in Kansas welcomed Junior Processors Lane Laffey and Terri Gaa. Inlanta’s newest branch office in Sarasota, Fla. welcomed Processor Chris Gilpin Jr. Processor Maria Griffioen, Loan Officer Assistant Eric Dominguez and Loan Officer Courtney McIntryre and the Oconomowoc, Wis. office welcomes Loan Officer Tom Kreklow.

The Madison, Wis. office on Marketplace Drive welcomes Loan Officer Assistant Karen Higgins and Processor Kristy Nonn, and the Brookfield North, Wis. office is pleased to welcome Processor Tina Binske, Loan Officer Assistant Nicole Franecki and Loan Officer Cindy McGill. The Oak Brook, Ill. office welcomes Processor Gina Morales and Junior Processor Teneshya Miller and the Antigo, Wis. office welcomed Tracy Martinson as a Junior Processor.

Lindsay Gaddis joined Inlanta’s De Pere, Wis. office as a loan officer assistant, Megan Sall joined the Grand Haven, Mich. office as marketing assistant, and Lynn Beining joins the Marshfield, Wis. office as a junior processor. In Wisconsin, Lauren Messenger joins the Pewaukee branch as social media coordinator and Linda Koc-Huber joined the Hales Corners office as a junior processor.

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