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Nicholas Imbimbo Named Director of TPO Operations for First Guaranty

Oct 05, 2015
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First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation (FGMC) has named Nicholas Imbimbo as its director of TPO Operations.

“Nicholas brings FGMC exceptional TPO Operations management experience,” said Dea O’Hopp, chief operating officer of FGMC. “We are confident that he will provide a client-centric experience that will be widely recognized and appreciated.”

Imbimbo was previously VP, national operations manager, correspondent lending for Bank of Oklahoma. Prior roles include underwriting credit standards III for Fannie Mae; Loan Review Specialist, Calvary Asset Management; Operations Manager, First Capital Mortgage; and, Account Executive, Countrywide Home Loans / Full Spectrum Lending.

“My vision of this role is to create an operational experience that embraces and strengthens client relationships," said Imbimbo. "I don’t want clients to feel that we view their loan as just another pipeline transaction. Together, we can elevate all aspects of the process throughout the origination and delivery to FGMC."

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