On Q Financial Promotes Shane Miller to SVP–Eastern Division

Nov 26, 2018

On Q Financial has promoted Shane Miller to the role of Senior Vice President–Eastern Divisional Manager. In his new role, Miller will lead the company’s Eastern states through growth and service, as well as expanding On Q into untapped markets.

“Shane has always been an incredible leader and team player,” said Marcus Davis, Senior Vice President, National Retail Sales Executive. “As a company veteran and top producer, he believes in our vision to become the best independent mortgage lender in the country and truly lives our values. Shane is going to make waves and create new and incredible opportunities, not just for the East, but On Q as a whole.”

Miller has been with On Q since 2013 and served in the Army National Guard. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science, a Masters in Human Resource Development from Clemson University, and is currently half way through his Ph.D. in Leadership with a concentration in business at the University of Cumberlands.

“I’m honored and excited to be promoted into the role of Senior Vice President of our Eastern Division,” said Miller. “We’ll continue to deliver world-class service and innovative tech while breaking into new markets and bringing On Q to new heights. The only way to grow On Q is to show everyone how we’re breaking the mold in the mortgage industry by delivering a one-of-a-kind experience to our partners and clients.”

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