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New Sessions Announced for February’s NEXT Mortgage Tech Summit
NEXT Mortgage Events LLC, creator of NEXT, the mortgage technology summit for women, has announced new sessions for its February event, set for on February 7-8, 2019 at Hotel ZaZa in Uptown Dallas. Sessions will feature top lending executives who will share competitive intel on many of the industry’s most pressing issues, including staying profitable in markets marked by contracting volume. NEXT provides roughly 10 hours of executive session content and approximately eight hours of networking events.
February’s speakers include executives, many in the C-suite, from mortgage lenders across the country, such as Churchill Mortgage, Guaranteed Rate, TMS, Cardinal Financial, New Penn Financial, First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation, Better Mortgage and more. The event includes several sessions focused on initiatives by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.
NEXT’s February session topics include:
►Ways Fannie Mae Helps Lenders Increase Origination Volume
►Using Niche Marketing to Boost Volume in Contracting Markets
►RESPA-Compliant Marketing
►Proven Tactics for Building a Successful Production Unit
►Keeping Process Automation Implementations on Track with KPI
►Evaluating Non-QM Products the Smart Way
“Much of our focus in February centers on tools for successfully navigating contracting markets,” said NEXT Co-Founder Jeri Yoshida. “If the downsizing we’ve seen is a harbinger of 2019’s market, executives will need competitive intel, as well as strong industry connections. NEXT delivers both. NEXT attendees get high-quality intel and networking opportunities they tell us they can’t find elsewhere.”
►Ways Fannie Mae Helps Lenders Increase Origination Volume
►Using Niche Marketing to Boost Volume in Contracting Markets
►RESPA-Compliant Marketing
►Proven Tactics for Building a Successful Production Unit
►Keeping Process Automation Implementations on Track with KPI
►Evaluating Non-QM Products the Smart Way
“Much of our focus in February centers on tools for successfully navigating contracting markets,” said NEXT Co-Founder Jeri Yoshida. “If the downsizing we’ve seen is a harbinger of 2019’s market, executives will need competitive intel, as well as strong industry connections. NEXT delivers both. NEXT attendees get high-quality intel and networking opportunities they tell us they can’t find elsewhere.”
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