NTC’s COO O'Connell Named to Board of Directors

Jan 16, 2020

Nationwide Title Clearing (NTC) has appointed Michael O'Connell, chief operations officer (COO), to the company’s board of directors. O'Connell has been with the company for 15 years, leading client relations teams, sales and the daily operation of NTC's delivery divisions totaling the majority of their 400-plus employee workforce.

"I have always tried to make everything I do translate into overall success for NTC," said O'Connell. "This appointment gives me additional ways to have a positive impact going forward, as well as an acknowledgment of the work we have done to date."

O'Connell has more than 25 years of experience in the residential mortgage industry. Currently, he is accountable for ensuring that NTC operations are of the highest quality and the company remains efficient. He oversees the company divisions of sales, client relations, services delivery, including all research services, document production, and overall quality control (QC).

"In a time of extreme change and growth for NTC, this was the perfect time to add Michael's insight, deep knowledge and relentless drive to our board of directors," said John Hillman, member of NTC's board of directors and chief executive officer. "We look forward to even further expansion of our Board to augment our current out-of-the-box and forward thinking strategies."

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