Equity Prime Promotes Philip Mancuso to Chief Revenue Officer

Sep 12, 2019

Equity Prime Mortgage's Chief Financial Officer Philip Mancuso has been promoted to the role of chief revenue officer. Mancuso will continue to cover finance, GSE and Ginnie Mae securitization and delivery, secondary marketing, capital markets and fulfillment.

"We are extremely excited to provide this internal growth to those leaders we feel can make the organization greater, and Phil has certainly proved his worth to EPM," said EPM President Eddy Perez, CMB.

As 2019, comes to a close, and with 2020 approaching, Mancuso will start his 32nd year in the lending business. Starting as a telemarketer, his accomplished professional run is bursting with notable moments ranging from developing several large-scale lending platforms, to running a multi-billion-dollar mortgage lender. Mancuso has constantly demonstrated a uniquely diverse competence in sales, executive management, and capital markets.

"Phil has the knowledge and the drive to take EPM to new heights," said EPM's Chief Operating Officer David Abrahamson.

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