Home Point Financial Revamps Executive Team

Mar 30, 2018

Home Point Financial Corporation has announced that it has named Brian Brizard as Chief Business Officer (CBO) and Lisa Patterson as Chief Production Officer (CPO). Both will report directly to Willie Newman, Home Point Financial President and CEO.

Brizard and Patterson have been a part of Home Point’s leadership for the past three years. In his new role, Brizard will be responsible for creating and driving new revenue-generating opportunities. He maintains executive accountability for Home Point’s distributed retail, renovation lending, marketing and communications. Patterson will assume executive responsibility for the consumer direct and TPO channels.

“Home Point has grown and adapted to the changing marketplace,” said Brizard. “I look forward to collaborating with our team to develop and introduce new initiatives that better serve our clients.”

Patterson said, “In his previous role as CPO, Brian made significant contributions to our consumer direct and TPO divisions. I appreciate the opportunity to lead these segments and to join our executive team.”

Newman said, “We are fortunate to have a strong and deep leadership group at Home Point. Brian and Lisa have been outstanding contributors, and I look forward to expanded contribution from each of them in their new roles.”

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