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MGIC Hires Lisa Lanik as Account Manager for Tennessee Region

Nov 20, 2017
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation (MGIC) has announced the promotion of Steven M. Thompson to the role of executive vice president–chief risk officer

Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation (MGIC) has hired Lisa Lanik as Account Manager for the state of Tennessee, exclusive of Memphis. Lanik brings more than 23 years of mortgage industry experience to her new role, with an extensive background in mortgage financing, from loan originations and underwriting to mortgage insurance.
 
Lanik has spent most of her career in mortgage banking, and will serve MGIC customers throughout Tennessee, with the exception of Memphis.
 
"MGIC knows it's our people that make the difference, and adding top talent like Lisa to our team is a win for our customers," said Christie Buff, Sales Manager with MGIC. "Lisa's extensive experience makes her perfectly suited to help lenders capitalize on the opportunities today's market presents."


 
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