Eric Debelack Joins Waterstone Mortgage as Area Manager

Jun 06, 2019

Waterstone Mortgage Corporation has announced the addition of Eric Debelack as area manager, based in the company’s Pewaukee, Wis. branch. Debelack has more than 30 years of experience in the financial industry. In his new role, he will be responsible for growing Waterstone's presence across Southeast Wisconsin, in addition to originating mortgage loans.

“I am pleased to be a part of an organization that has deep roots in Wisconsin, and I look forward to the opportunity to grow Waterstone Mortgage’s presence in not only the greater Milwaukee area, but across Southeast Wisconsin as well,” Debelack said. “I was drawn to Waterstone Mortgage because of its commitment to providing exceptional customer service, developing and implementing innovative mortgage technology, and supporting their loan originators with an efficient and strong operations team.”

Waterstone Mortgage SVP–National Sales Manager Kevin Allen said, “We are excited to welcome Eric to our organization. His knowledge of the local market, as well as his impressive experience in the mortgage lending industry, make him the perfect fit to lead our Pewaukee team.”

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