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Sierra Pacific Mortgage Adds Jeff Lochmandy To Lead TPO Growth

Jun 23, 2020
Sierra Pacific Mortgage

Sierra Pacific Mortgage appointed Jeff Lochmandy vice president, divisional sales director for third-party originations, joining the company with 30-plus years of industry experience.
 
Sierra Pacific Mortgage appointed Jeff Lochmandy vice president, divisional sales director for third-party originationsPrior to joining Sierra, Lochmandy served as managing director for HomePoint Financial and its predecessor organization, Stonegate Mortgage, for the last seven years. He also held significant regional and national sales leadership roles at other top 20 firms.
 
Lochmandy will be based in Atlanta and report directly to Amy Mahar, EVP, channel head of third-party originations for Sierra Pacific.

 
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