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JMAC Lending Opens New Headquarters

Feb 27, 2018
Fannie Mae Chief Economist Doug Duncan, JMAC Lending CFO Anthony Pham, JMAC Lending Founder and President Christina Pham, JMAC Lending Founder and EVP, Operations Mai Nguyen, Mortgage Industry Commentator Rob Chrisman during the opening of JMAC’s new HQ

JMAC Lending has announced the opening of its new state-of-the art corporate headquarters, located in Orange County. The new modern working environment more than doubles JMAC’s current office space, providing a central operating center to support the company’s clients and strategic business initiatives.
 
JMAC Lending has announced the opening of its new state-of-the art corporate headquarters, located in Orange County“Our new office provides a dynamic and collaborative work environment for our team,” JMAC Lending’s President Christina Pham said. “In a contracting market, JMAC is growing. We are expanding our operations to better support the needs of our broker clients.”
 
The company completely renovated the second floor of the JMAC Lending building to create a state-of-the-art workplace for up to 200 employees. JMAC Lending will occupy 25,000-square feet. The office features communal spaces with sofas and unique meeting areas for presentations, training and conferences. To celebrate, JMAC Lending hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony with 150 employees and invited guests, including Fannie Mae Chief Economist Doug Duncan and mortgage industry commentator Rob Chrisman.
 
“Our new headquarters is JMAC’s investment in our business partners,” said JMAC Lending’s Chief Financial Officer Anthony Pham. “This sets the tone for our commitment to providing a stable operations center backed by our industry-leading mortgage technology and expertise. We want to demonstrate to our broker clients that they are partnered with the right lender.”

 
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