Superior Home Services has promoted Patrick Nackley to senior vice president, responsible for managing the company's future growth, increasing operational performance and developing strategic initiatives. Most recently, Nackley served as the company's director of marketing and Business Development. In his new role, Nackley will serve as corporate counsel and continue to manage the company’s Legal Department.
Nackley joined Superior Home Services in 2007 as the company's corporate counsel. He holds a bachelor's from Virginia Commonwealth University, a master's from University of Tennessee-Knoxville and a law degree from the University of Denver.
In other personnel changes, Nina Pankau has been promoted to vice president of finance and information technology, where she will be responsible for ensuring the financial health of the company and the integrity of its IT operations. Pankau's duties include preparing, reviewing and analyzing company financial information, working closely with senior management to develop strategic planning and business directives, and overseeing the company's IT resources, budgeting and management.
Pankau, who joined Superior Home Services as an accounting manager in 2007, has more than 30 years of experience in the mortgage and property management industries. Most recently, Pankau served as the company's assistant vice president of finance and IT. In addition to her other duties, she is also responsible for maintaining the company's job tracking database system and monitoring operational efficiency and accuracy. Pankau holds an accounting degree from Parkland College.
In addition, the company named veteran mortgage servicing executive Thomas Vaughn as director of marketing and business development. Vaughn will be responsible for establishing and nurturing key relationships with existing and prospective clients. Vaughn formerly served vice president of government programs oversight for Selene Finance, a leading mortgage servicing and loss mitigation provider.
Prior to joining Superior Home Services, Vaughn managed GNMA portfolios at Selene Financial, including FHA, VA and USDA programs, and designed processes to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and guarantor guidelines. Previously, Vaughn served as assistant vice president and loss mitigation manager for EverBank, where he managed loss mitigation teams, including retention, liquidations, and bankruptcy loss mitigation.
"As HUD has become stricter in conveyance condition requirements for FHA properties in default, demand for our services is growing tremendously," said David Cook, president and CEO of Superior Home Services. "As we grow, we will be relying heavily on our senior team to ensure that our clients continue to repair properties using as little corporate funds as possible."
