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Inlanta Mortgage Adds Chad Gomoll as SVP of Business Development

Nov 15, 2016
Inlanta Mortgage has announced the addition of Brian Jensen, regional vice president of Business Development.

Inlanta Mortgage Inc. has announced the addition of Chad Gomoll as senior vice president of business development where he will drive and oversee the new growth for the company. While directing this effort, Gomoll will be personally responsible for identifying new branch partners, as well as assisting in the growth and development of Inlanta’s current branch network. In addition, he will work in conjunction with the marketing and operations departments to ensure Inlanta continues to have the most competitive service offering in the industry.

“Inlanta has seen significant growth over the past year,” said Inlanta Mortgage President and Chief Executive Officer Nicholas DelTorto. “With Chad’s help, we will be able to continue that momentum into 2017 and create continuous growth for years to come.”

Gomoll comes to Inlanta Mortgage with more than 20 years of experience in the area of mortgage lending and financial services. Prior to joining Inlanta, Gomoll served as regional VP for Genworth Mortgage Insurance, where he was responsible for growing the region to more than $4 billion in New Insurance Written (NIW) in 2016. He managed a team of 11 account managers in the South Central Region, which covered Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. In addition to this most recent role, he has years of experience in wholesale lending with Franklin American Mortgage, as well as experience growing and leading a retail mortgage banker in Dallas.

Chad maintains active involvement in several community service organizations. Currently, he serves as a trainer with the Make a Difference Wisconsin organization to help facilitate financial education for high school students. Gomoll currently serves on the Secondary Committee for the Residential Board of Governors (RESBOG) at the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). He has previously been a board member of the Dallas Mortgage Bankers Association and was a 2014 Wooten Scholarship recipient from the Texas Mortgage Bankers Association for the MBA’s Future Mortgage Leaders program.

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