Stephen Cazzaniga Joins Mortgage Connect as VP of Procurement and Vendor Management

Feb 21, 2020

Mortgage Connect LP has appointed industry veteran Stephen Cazzaniga senior vice president of procurement and vendor management. In his new role, Cazzaniga will leverage his 30 years of servicing, default and client relationship experience, working for top mortgage lenders and nationwide mortgage service providers, most recently as a vice president of vendor management at Williston Financial Group.

Cazzaniga joins Mortgage Connect with an impressive background in the industry, holding leadership roles with Stewart Title, Bank of America and Citibank.

“We hand-selected Steve for this role because of his vast leadership skills, his breadth of experience, and his devotion to the client relationship,” said Jeff Coury, Mortgage Connect’s CEO. “Based on my past interactions with Steve, his culture, knowledge and experience align well with Mortgage Connect’s strategic initiatives, and make him a perfect fit for this new role. Through increased automation of data procurement initiatives, we are uniquely positioned to drive efficiencies and performance for clients and their consumers.”

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