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United Guaranty Adds Mimi Eaton to Its Strategic Accounts Team

May 21, 2015

United Guaranty Corporation has selected Mimi Eaton to join its Strategic Accounts Team as a vice president. The Strategic Accounts Team is dedicated to serving large-volume customers with the best customer service in the mortgage insurance (MI) industry. Team members work collaboratively with the leadership of lender customers to develop and enhance solutions to meet the needs of borrowers.

Eaton joined United Guaranty in 2012 as senior account executive for Arizona and Southern Nevada following more than eight years with another MI provider. She recently was recognized at United Guaranty’s annual sales meeting for outstanding performance in the growth of new accounts.

“Mimi Eaton’s sharp focus on understanding lenders’ needs and providing exceptional customer service make her an excellent addition to United Guaranty’s Strategic Accounts Team,” said Bryon Jones, senior vice president of strategic accounts.

Eaton has been an active member of the Arizona Mortgage Lenders Association for 12 years. She currently serves on its membership committee and was a board member for five years. She is also active with the Nevada Mortgage Lenders Association.

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