Allied Mortgage Group Appoints VP, Affiliated Business Ops And AVP For Ops

Mar 05, 2021

Director of Events

Allied Mortgage Group, a leading mortgage banker in the Philadelphia market, appointed Dottie Hackett-Cole to the position of vice president, Affiliated Business Operations and Theresa Spillman to the position of assistant vice president, Operations for Center City Mortgage & Investments. These additions are part of Allied's growth strategy to further build out affiliated business ventures, especially as they relate to their joint venture Center City Mortgage & Investments ("CCMI").

Hackett-Cole brings more than30 years of financial operations and training to this newly established role and was most recently senior vice president, Fulfillment Operations with Trident Mortgage.

She will be responsible for further developing the operations team to support CCMI and define and implement a process improvements plan to streamline and grow the mortgage operations team.

"I joined Allied Mortgage Group because the leadership team reflects the same core values I follow – doing business with integrity and delivering the best customer experience possible to every client," said Hackett-Cole.

Spillman has more than 18 years of mortgage operations experience and will run the day-to-day mortgage operations for CCMI.

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Navi Persaud

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Navi Persaud is Director of Events at NMP.

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