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McLean Mortgage Adds Greg Crocker as CFO

Oct 01, 2015
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With the imminent retirement of current CFO, Thomas Marvaso, McLean Mortgage Corporation has announced that it has hired industry veteran Greg Crocker as chief financial officer of the company. Greg is a native of Central Florida and a graduate of the University of Central Florida. 

During his career in the mortgage industry of almost two decades, Greg has served as CFO and COO for several major companies, including Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, Pinnacle Financial and Aurora Financial Group. During that time he has directed many company functions from accounting to servicing operations. He has been a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and also has participated in the Future Leaders Program of the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA).

“I am excited to become part of the McLean Mortgage family. The company’s growth and leadership within the industry has been well documented and I am looking forward to using my experience to contribute to our future success,” Crocker said.

“Greg’s solid background and wide range of experience will enable us to continue our profitable growth on several fronts,” said Pat Peavley, CEO of McLean Mortgage Corporation.

Peavley and McLean Mortgage President Nathan Burch also issued a joint statement thanking retiring CFO Marvaso for his six years of dedication to the company.

“Tommy has had a marvelous career as a professional football player, within the telecommunications industry and as an integral part of our company," they said. "He has helped us establish a solid fiscal foundation which has been an essential building block for our growth.  We wish him the best in his future retirement endeavors.”

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