Evolve Bank Taps Tom Gamache as SVP of Strategic Growth for Its Mortgage Division

Jul 17, 2019

Evolve Bank & Trust has appointed Tom Gamache as senior vice president, strategic growth initiatives, where he will lead the tactical expansion of Evolve's Loan Production Offices into new regions of the U.S. He will oversee recruiting, onboarding and the sales efforts of Evolve's new Loan Production Offices.

"Evolve is committed to the expansion of our Loan Production Office footprint across the U.S.," said Lance Lemoine, president of Evolve Bank’s Mortgage Division. "Tom has a highly-successful track record. His strategic vision will take Evolve's mortgage division to the next level, including the opening of new offices. Tom exemplifies the right leadership style and commitment to growth that fits with Evolve's mission."

Gamache brings more than 25 years of industry experience to Evolve. Most recently, he served as the national sales director of Citizens Bank, Providence, R.I. Prior to Citizens, Gamache was the national director of retail production for Guaranteed Rate Mortgage and also held executive leadership positions at Bank of America, Wells Fargo and MetLife Home Loans.

"There are areas where Evolve has very attractive opportunities to grow its Loan Production Offices," said Gamache. "I am looking forward to positioning Evolve to expand into new markets and accelerate growth."

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