WFG Adds Jessica M. Figueroa as Senior National Commercial Underwriting Counsel

Jan 21, 2019

WFG National Title Insurance Company has announced that Jessica M. Figueroa has joined the company as Senior National Commercial Underwriting Counsel for its Commercial Division based in New York. Figueroa's responsibilities will include oversight of WFG's national commercial real estate transactions, where she will support the company's commercial clients to meet their complex title and commercial closing needs.

"With her extensive experience in the title industry, we believe Jessica will be a great addition to our team as we continue our national expansion," said WFG Chief Executive Officer Steve Ozonian.

Figueroa has more than 10 years of title insurance industry experience in all aspects of major commercial transactions, both in New York and nationally. Prior to joining WFG, she served as a National Commercial Underwriter at Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company. Prior to that, Figueroa also held underwriting positions at TitleVest Agency and First American Title Insurance Company.

Len Franco, Vice President and Director of Commercial Services in WFG's Northeast Division, said, "We are very excited to have Jessica join our New York office. Her knowledge and experience will help us bring our customers the full benefits of WFG's reach throughout the Northeast, helping lenders and borrowers achieve a more efficient and expedient title experience."

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