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Steve Stapleton Named SVP of GSF Mortgage

Feb 09, 2016
​GSF Mortgage has announced the addition of Steve Stapleton as senior vice president

GSF Mortgage has announced the addition of Steve Stapleton as senior vice president. Stapleton is a 25-year veteran to the mortgage industry and has been involved in every facet including loan origination, area manager, regional manager and senior vice president. As SVP, Stapleton will be responsible for increasing GSF Mortgage’s footprint in the central states including Texas, Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region by recruiting new branches and top mortgage professionals. His goal is to grow company profitability and market share in the markets that we serve by endorsing the company’s service and support culture.

“We are extremely pleased to welcome Steve to GSF. Steve has proven himself to be a leader and builder in our industry over the years.  His experience and track record speak for themselves and are secondary to the type of person Steve is,” said GSF Mortgage President Chad Jampedro.

Stapleton believes in mentoring the next generation of housing industry professionals and is an active member in all of the Chicago area’s mortgage and real estate associations.

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