Primary Residential Mortgage Inc. (PRMI) has announced the addition of Christopher Jensen and Jim Hoggan, the working duo of 20-plus years to its hometown of Salt Lake City, Utah. Jensen will serve as division manager, production growth and expansion throughout the Utah area for PRMI while Hoggan will serve as division manager and production growth in Salt Lake.
“Christopher and Jim are both an incredible asset to our PRMI team and are a great example of the caliber of talent PRMI is attracting and retaining,” said Dave Zitting, president and CEO of PRMI. “Their in-depth knowledge and experience will be instrumental in helping us grow as a whole while assisting the community achieve their dreams of homeownership.”
Jensen comes to PRMI with 20-plus years in the mortgage industry. He recently served as senior vice president of sales at Castle & Cooke Mortgage, where he managed all lending production across the entire nation. He was also a founder and vice president of One on One Mortgage. A University of Utah graduate, he also received his MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management in Glendale, Arizona. Christopher is a father of six and resides in Holladay.
Hoggan comes to PRMI with 20-plus years in the mortgage industry, and prior to working at PRMI he was national sales manager with Castle & Cooke Mortgage. He also owned and operated One on One Mortgage and served as president at Ivory Mortgage, instrumental in both cases in elevating the sales platform to enhance client experience through the entirety of the loan process. A Utah native who attended the University of Utah, Jim is a husband and father of four and serves his community on the Holladay Chamber of Commerce.
“We are thrilled to grow our presence here in Salt Lake where our corporate office is headquartered,” said Hoggan. “We believe PRMI is the industry’s best kept secret, particularly here in Utah, and we are creating a dynamic team to assist with PRMI’s mission: To provide a positive and personal experience to people as they achieve their homeownership goals.”
