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GSF Mortgage's Spanuello Named Secretary of Wisconsin Mortgage Trade Association

Jul 05, 2016
GSF Mortgage has announced that Regional Manager Leo Spanuello has been elected as secretary of the Wisconsin Mortgage Bankers Association (WMBA)

GSF Mortgage has announced that Regional Manager Leo Spanuello has been elected as secretary of the Wisconsin Mortgage Bankers Association (WMBA). Spanuello became involved with the WMBA in 1994 as a way to better position himself in his career. He has held several positions such as the Milwaukee Chapter President and headed up separate committees on the state board including the single-family committee, membership committee and acted as a banker/broker liaison.

Spanuello has been in the mortgage industry for 23 years and has been involved within every facet of the business including mortgage loan originator, managing a wholesale and correspondent division, working for a title company and employed 12 years as a regional manger.

“The value of being involved with the Mortgage Bankers Association is not only the visibility amongst your peers but more so the knowledge and access that you have to make changes at a higher level,” said Spanuello.

Among the WMBA Board of Directors for 2016-2017 include Leo Spanuello, secretary; Jan Brezina, treasurer; Joe Doyle, president elect; Mike Kellman, president; and John Inzeo, past president.

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