The Mortgage Leadership Outlook series is back this week, kicking off our latest episode with Phil Shoemaker, president of originations for Home Point Financial. Shoemaker will chat with series host Andrew Berman, head of engagement and outreach for National Mortgage Professional magazine, on Wednesday to give an update on what his company saw during the most difficult months as the COVID-19 pandemic raged across the U.S. He will also share insights and trends that he has been seeing as of late.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to pose challenges for the mortgage industry, the Mortgage Leadership Outlook series helps you, the mortgage professional, navigate through these times of uncertainty. That's why we want you to be a part of the conversation between Shoemaker and Berman too! Tune in to the NMP Facebook page and post your questions in the comments section.
Shoemaker has over 20 years of experience in the industry and joined the Home Point team in 2018 as executive managing director and chief business officer. He is responsible for third-party originations, customer retention and technology. Prior to joining Home Point, Shoemaker was the EVP at Caliber Home Loans, where he also held a number of other positions. He also spent time at StoneWater Mortgage Corporation and First Magnus Financial Corporation.
Join Shoemaker and Berman, as they answer all of your questions live, and discuss important topics in the industry today at 4:00 p.m. ET/1:00 p.m. PT via NMP's Facebook page.
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