UFFWest Names Victoria Dunn National Wholesale AE

Jun 13, 2018

United Fidelity Funding West (UFFWest) has added Victoria Dunn as National Wholesale Account Executive.

“We are pleased to have been able to recruit someone with Victoria’s proven background of successful execution and solution-oriented sales skill sets,” said John Bell, Principal at UFFWest. “UFFWest is expanding operations and adding talent to capitalize on emerging opportunities in the purchase market business. There is no doubt that Victoria will quickly add value and work well with our tight-knit team of mortgage professionals.”

Dunn comes to UFF West from AAG Reverse Mortgage. While at AAG, she ensured superior levels of customer satisfaction assisting seniors in attaining the best solution for their specific financial goals. She developed a very successful track record of building strong relationships and consistently securing referral business via happy customers, effectively demonstrating the value and benefits in partnering with AAG.

“I am excited to join the team at UFFWest and look forward to forging new relationships and expanding the business,” said Dunn. “One of the things that attracted me to come on board was UFFWest’s commitment to providing excellence in customer service to it originator partners, extensive product line, and great pricing. In addition, UFFWest’s ethics, integrity and utilization of technology in order to make doing business with originators easy, quick and efficient are highly regarded within the industry.”

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