AnnieMac Home Mortgage Appoints New SVP, Retail Sales

May 20, 2024

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Rick Dionne will take on the new role

AnnieMac Home Mortgage welcomed Rick Dionne as the newest addition to its leadership team, as Senior Vice President of Retail Sales. Dionne, who has been a part of the mortgage industry since 1999, started as a loan officer.

"The opportunity at AnnieMac represents a significant moment in my career to innovate and drive change where it's needed the most," said Dionne. "I'm here to make a positive impact and help our team reach new heights in the mortgage industry."

Previously, Dionne held positions at companies like Primary Residential Mortgage, Supreme Lending and Mortgage Equity Partners.

Joe Panebianco, CEO of AnnieMac, added, "We are thrilled to have someone of Rick's caliber join our team. His vision aligns perfectly with our goals of expanding access and enhancing services, making him an invaluable asset to our leadership team."

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Sarah Wolak is a staff writer at NMP.

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May 20, 2024

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