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Angel Oak Adds Six New AEs

Mar 07, 2018
Angel Oak Mortgage Solutions has announced the addition of four new Account Executives to help brokers grow their business, including: Alonzo Johnson in Los Angeles; Tom Self in Seattle; Jared Warlick in Fort Myers, Fla.; and Oscar Ungo on the inside sale

Angel Oak Mortgage Solutions has announced the addition of six more Account Executives to help brokers grow their business. Adding additional coverage across the country, Dee Buckley has joined Angel Oak in Atlanta; Dino Biorac, Eric Olson and Gigi Bronstrup in the Los Angeles area; Christina Ciceric in San Diego; and Andrea Johnson in Memphis.
 
“We’ve seen a greater acceptance of offering non-QM programs and with the pending rise in rates, anticipate a big rise in volume this year,” said Tom Hutchens, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Angel Oak. “We’re excited these new AEs decided to join us and help educate brokers and correspondents on the value of working with the leader in the non-agency space.”
 
Johnson said, “Angel Oak had what I was looking for. The products, the processes, and the right people! I joined Angel Oak because it was obvious they are leading the non-QM movement. Hitting the streets with real tools brokers actually need makes my day!”
 
Biorac said, “Angel Oak looks more and more impressive as you dig further in your due diligence and research of the company. This, for any mortgage professional, is something you want to be a part of. What allows Angel Oak to stand out from its peers within the entire mortgage industry is its people. The great people that practice what they preach with customer service work every day helps make the Angel Oak the great company it is.”
 
Ciceric said, “Angel Oak is an extremely professional organization and easy to work with. I was looking for a company committed to providing exceptional service as well as competitive programs. Also, I was impressed with the management team–that was a huge factor as well.”

 
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