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George Mason Mortgage Adds Dick Koch to Lead Growth Initiatives

Sep 12, 2016
​George Mason Mortgage, a subsidiary of Cardinal Bank, has announced that Dick Koch has joined its team as managing director of strategic growth and acquisition

George Mason Mortgage, a subsidiary of Cardinal Bank, has announced that Dick Koch has joined its team as managing director of strategic growth and acquisition. Koch will be responsible for growing the company’s market share and business development teams by recruiting top talent throughout the Washington metropolitan area.

Koch has worked in the mortgage banking industry for more than 30 years, holding various positions. Most recently, he served as the regional sales executive for Bank of America in Virginia, Washington, D.C. and Maryland. He was responsible for all mortgage production, as well as cross-promotion of mortgage and banking services throughout its 135 banking center network.

“We are excited to have Dick join our team,” said Bill Landon, executive vice president of George Mason Mortgage LLC. “He brings many years of experience and leadership with a proven track record of success. His leadership and innovative approach to the mortgage industry will ensure his continued success in his new role.”

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