Parkside Lending Expands New York Market With Three New Additions

May 31, 2017

Parkside Lending has announced its expansion into New York with the addition of Rich Bloom as North Eastern regional manager, and Katie Plezia and Elizabeth Squillante Nichols as senior account executives.

Bloom has been in the mortgage business for 31 years, 24 years as a sales manager, and will be covering the East Coast from Virginia to Maine. His extensive network positions him well to help grow Parkside’s presence in the area.

“I am pleased to join a company that gives me the opportunity to grow a region,” said Bloom. “And Parkside’s excellent service and commitment to their customers is worth expanding.”

Plezia has 30-plus years of mortgage experience in the New York market, receiving Top Performer and Chairman’s Club Winner awards during her tenure. Nichols has more than 20 years of industry experience as a wholesale and correspondent account executive in downstate New York, specializing in jumbo, conventional, FHA and VA loans. The two will be covering the New York Metro area.

“With such seasoned talent joining the team, Parkside is excited to bring our expertise and strong commitment to customer service to the New York market,” said James Lamparter, EVP of Sales at Parkside Lending.

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