Home Point Financial Adds Phil Shoemaker as Chief Business Officer

Oct 04, 2018

Home Point Financial Corporation has named Phil Shoemaker as the company’s Chief Business Officer, where he will be responsible for third-party originations, customer retention and technology. Phil has more than 20 years of experience in

the mortgage industry, most recently, serving as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for Production at Caliber Home Loans. He will report directly to Home Point President and CEO Willie Newman.

“I’m pleased to welcome Phil to Home Point Financial,” said Newman. “His track record of innovation and building a best-in-class production organization is a perfect complement to our existing management team. The industry is changing and the methods for originating, servicing, and retaining customers are rapidly evolving. Home Point’s focus on third-party originations married with our commitment to being on the leading edge of digitization will result in a unique value proposition for our partners.”

Shoemaker said, “I’m excited to be part of a team that is focused on culture, innovation, and creating the best possible experience for our customers. The foundation for success starts with great people which is what attracted me to Home Point. I consider myself fortunate to be part of a forward-thinking management team that is committed to building a great company.”

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