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Gateway Mortgage Adds Pete Tamoney as Regional Sales Manager of the Correspondent Lending Division

Sep 29, 2016
Gateway Mortgage Group, a division of Gateway First Bank, has promoted Tina Knaut to regional vice president of the Southwest

Gateway Mortgage Group has announced the hiring of Pete Tamoney as a new regional sales manager. Pete will serve the existing and prospective clients in the Mid-Atlantic and Eastern Midwest regions.

Pete has more than 13 years of experience in correspondent sales and prior to joining Gateway, he has worked with several national correspondent investors, Countrywide, Bank of America, Stearns Lending, and BOK Financial. During his career, he has earned multiple sales awards and has successfully developed new regions while creating more than 75 new correspondent relationships. Pete earned his BS and MBA from Cleveland State University.

“Our Correspondent Lending Division is made up of established, seasoned people who share Gateway’s commitment to the mortgage banking industry,” said Jared Edmonds, vice president of national production for the Correspondent Lending Division. “Pete brings a wealth of knowledge and experience with growing new territories while building excellent relationships. We are confident in his ability to lead this expansion into new markets and we are looking forward to his success.”

Gateway’s Correspondent Lending Division, an arm of one of the largest privately-held mortgage bankers in the country, offers an array of programs, competitive pricing and a unique alternative to the correspondent channel for small- and mid-sized financial institutions, as well as independent mortgage companies.

“Our team continues to build upon an enormous amount of momentum,” said Scott Henley, chief production officer at Gateway. “Gateway’s platform yields a great opportunity for the industry’s most talented correspondent professionals and we are proud to welcome Pete to Gateway.”

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