Suzy Lindblom Named COO of Fulfillment for Planet Home Lending

Oct 21, 2017

Planet Home Lending LLC has announced that Suzy Lindblom has joined the company as Chief Operations Officer for Fulfillment. Lindblom has 29-plus years of leadership and management experience in the industry, including expertise in credit risk, underwriting, operations, regulatory compliance, post-closing, policies and procedures and project management. She also brings to Planet Home Lending outstanding communication skills and the ability to identify future leaders.

"We couldn't be happier to have Suzy join our team as we embark on an aggressive growth strategy," said Mike Dubeck, President and Chief Executive Officer of Planet Home Lending. "We believe Suzy will help us achieve our goal of increasing originations from $300 million a month to $500 million by the end of the first quarter of 2018."

Most recently, Lindblom was Managing Director, National Fulfillment and Operations, at Stearns Lending. Prior to that, she was Vice President of National Operations at MetLife Home Loans. She's also held executive positions at Bank of America and Countrywide.

"This is an exciting opportunity to help grow a company like Planet Home Lending," said Lindblom. "I've built my career of driving operational success by knowing the numbers and respecting the people working with me. I look forward to building the Planet Home Lending brand by bringing the people together and motivating them to succeed in delivering superior customer service with on time closings to our customers and partners."

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