Ross Mortgage Names Len Wilczewski VP of Mortgage Ops

Apr 01, 2020

Ross Mortgage Corporation is expanding into Kentucky, with a new office in Glasgow to be led by Branch Manager Matthew Stevens

Ross Mortgage Corporation has named Len Wilczewski vice president of mortgage operations. As VP of mortgage operations, Wilczewski will be responsible for increasing efficiencies and decreasing expenses by continually evaluating Ross Mortgage’s systems and process flows. He will assist with overseeing and supporting the operations team, while working closely with departments companywide to maintain quality control.

“Len is a strategic new hire to our corporate operations to help our organization achieve significant growth by managing the capacity, training, and accountability among our team members, as well as track performance and areas for improvement,” said Tim Ross, CEO of Ross Mortgage Corporation. “We are thrilled to have his expertise on our side to attract and retain the best talent in the business.”

Wilczewski comes to Ross Mortgage with 25 years of experience in the mortgage industry. He formerly worked for Level One Bank in Farmington Hills, Mich. as VP of residential lending.

“There are a lot of passionate, intelligent and experienced people working at Ross Mortgage,” said Wilczewski. “I am extremely excited to support the strengths that make up this amazing team, and collaborate with leadership to achieve the growth and success I know this company is capable of.”

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