Greg Reed Tapped to Lead Wholesale Growth at TMS

Aug 17, 2018

TMS has announced the addition of Greg Reed as Senior Vice President of Wholesale where he will oversee inside sales and will be a driving force in helping the TMS wholesale channel reach its goal to originate $1 billion a month by 2022.

“Greg is a true mortgage industry leader and brings unique knowledge and skills to further fuel our wholesale channel,” said Pete Sokolovic, President of Originations for TMS. “His customer-centric and data-driven approach will be instrumental as we experience significant growth.”

Reed has a proven track record of leading teams to success and has more than 20 years of sales, operations and servicing experience. Most recently, he was vice president at Cardinal Financial, where he was responsible for all inbound/outbound consumer direct sales in the Dallas, Chicago and Irvine markets, along with recruitment, hiring, licensing and facilities management.

“I am passionate about the wholesale channel, and am excited to deliver on TMS’s mission to champion our broker clients’ success and happiness,” said Reed.

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