Mortgage Equity Partners added Rebekah Pappas as corporate controller. In her role, Pappas will be responsible for overseeing all financial reporting.
"Over the past several years, we have experienced incredible growth, and we need a forward-thinking financial professional to take on the responsibility of managing the monthly accounting activities and developing new systems to streamline the process. We believe her experience in accounting and her mortgage industry knowledge make her the right choice to lead our accounting team,” said Sean Riley, CEO of Mortgage Equity Partners.
Pappas has 20 years of experience in accounting and worked in the mortgage industry as a controller for the past 10 years, overseeing all aspects of financial operations.
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