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Marissa Sandridge Named VP of National Sales for Equity National Title

Oct 14, 2015
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Marissa Sandridge has joined Equity National Title in the role of vice president, national sales executive. As vice president, national sales executive, Sandridge will support Equity’s rapidly growing client base, as well as working to expand the company’s market share and geographic footprint.

“Marissa will be our third high-producing business development executive joining our sales team in the past six months," said James K. O’Donnell Esq., president of Equity. "We have seen an exponential increase in demand in the past year and her experience in the industry and her deep base of network contacts make her an outstanding addition for both Equity and our clients.”

Sandridge brings to Equity 12-plus years of real estate and financial services experience. She most recently served as national account executive with two leading national title agencies, before which she served as a regional account sales manager with another agency of national scope. She began her career in 2003 with First American Title of the Carolinas, where she served as a regional marketing director for over four years. She received her bachelor’s degree from Bluefield State University.

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