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MBA Education’s Virtual Career Fair Hosts 1,000-Plus Students

Mar 06, 2017

Mortgage Bankers Association Education has announced that its recent Virtual Career Fair, held in early March 1, was its largest ever, featuring 28 MBA member companies attracting 1,000-plus students from 300 different colleges and universities.
 
“The growth and success of our virtual career fairs speaks to the interest that students have in a career in mortgage banking. MBA is proud to play a role in helping its members identify their ‘workforce of the future’ and we look forward to further growing this program,” said Peter Grace, MBA senior vice president of Strategy & Member Services.
 
At an MBA Education Virtual Career Fair, student job-seekers connect live and one-on-one with HR representatives and employers from the mortgage banking industry from desktop or mobile devices. This allows potential employers to conduct first round interviews without burdening the students with the time and cost associated with traveling for an interview.
 
The full list of MBA member companies that participated in the Virtual Career Fair included Berkeley Point Capital, Cenlar FSB, Chase Bank, CMG Financial, Compass Analytics, DHI Mortgage, Envoy Mortgage, Fannie Mae, Fay Servicing, First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation (FGMC), Flagstar Bank, Fulton Mortgage Company, Home Point Financial, Landmark Network, LoanFlight Lending, PenFed Credit Union, PHH Mortgage, Plaza Home Mortgage, Prosperity Home Mortgage, Pulte Mortgage, Radian Mortgage Insurance, Residential Mortgage Services, Sabadell Bank, Silverton Mortgage, The PrivateBank, United American Mortgage Company (UAMC), US Mortgage Corporation and USAA.
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