NTC Promotes Debbie Lastoria to VP of National Sales

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Feb 23, 2018

Nationwide Title Clearing (NTC) has announced that Debbie Lastoria has been promoted to the role of Vice President of National Sales. Lastoria previously served the company as Vice President of Business Development.

"Debbie is a natural fit for this expanded role and will now be responsible for leading the effort to introduce our trademark customer service and support to industry firms in search of the best possible partner," said John Hillman, NTC's Chief Executive Officer. "Debbie has been working in this business for over 30 years. She started working in mortgage servicing in 1984 and has the deep industry knowledge required to lead this team. She has been a major driving force in establishing Nationwide Title Clearing's identity as a top service provider in the mortgage industry."

Lastoria joined NTC more than a decade ago and has been a major contributor to the company's NTC's 600 percent revenue growth since she started. Her strategic and creative thinking has provided solutions outside of NTC's core product line. In many cases, Lastoria was sought out by clients as the essential solution for developing new services that satisfy specific issues and/or compliance requirements. Some of her most recognized new service achievements are: The Assignment Verification Report, Collateral Storage, Review and Remediation Service, Exception Curative Services, Default Assignment Services and Customized Property Report Solutions.

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