Churchill Mortgage Continues Southeast Expansion, Opens New Georgia Location

Nov 04, 2019

Churchill Mortgage has announced that it is expanding operations in the Southeast, starting with a new location in Alpharetta, Ga. Phillip Sizemore will lead Churchill’s expansion efforts as regional manager of the Southeast, bringing more than 20 years of diverse financial experience to the position.

“At Churchill, we believe in putting people over profits all while mentoring our borrowers through the homebuying process to help more people find the home of their dreams,” said Sizemore. “With locations already spanning across Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina, I’m excited to bring Churchill Mortgage’s values and expertise to more of the Southeast with our expansion into Georgia.”

Matt Clarke, COO and CFO of Churchill Mortgage, said: “With the opportunities in the Southeast’s housing market, it was a natural step for Churchill to expand operations to this region. Phillip’s passion for helping homebuyers combined with our real estate and industry partners will help this region see significant success as borrowers achieve their dreams of homeownership.”

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