Fred Buttram Joins Sierra Pacific as Northwest Regional Manager

Jul 18, 2018

Sierra Pacific Mortgage Company has named Fred Buttram as Northwest Regional Manager. Based out of Idaho, Buttram will oversee the company’s retail sales teams in Idaho, Colorado and Washington.

Buttram has been in the mortgage industry since 1997 and has held a variety of roles, such as a Mortgage Broker, Mortgage Banker, as well as roles in retail lending. Having most recently served as the Regional Director for the Mountain West and Midwest at American Pacific Mortgage, Fred brings with him the industry knowledge, experience, and connections to help Sierra Pacific Mortgage further expand their presence throughout the Northwest.

“I am very happy and proud to join Sierra Pacific Mortgage,” Buttram said. “Working at Sierra Pacific Mortgage, I know that I have joined a well-established and well-respected company within the industry. I look forward to further expanding the company’s production throughout the Northwest and contributing to the company’s overall growth.”

Sierra Pacific Mortgage Senior Vice President of Retail Jay Promisco said, “Fred is an industry veteran whose leadership skills, adaptive sales approach, innovative problem solving skills and financial service product knowledge will be a dynamic addition to our leadership team. I look forward to the energy and enthusiasm Fred brings to his new role in the company.”

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Jul 18, 2018

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