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Arrive Home Appoints Mark Tribuna As Chief Operations Officer And Expands Team With Five New Hires

News Director
Mar 14, 2024

National housing company hires new leadership and bolsters workforce.

Arrive Home, a leading provider of affordable housing solutions, has appointed Mark Tribuna as its new Chief Operations Officer (COO).

Mark Tribuna

Tribuna, formerly chairman and CEO of Nation One Mortgage Company, brings a wealth of experience in mortgage operations and financial management to his new role. He will oversee operations and spearhead the company's mission to broaden access to homeownership for underserved borrowers.

“We are excited to welcome Mark to the Arrive Home team,” said Arrive Home President Tai Christensen. “His expertise in mortgage operations and financial management will be critical in assisting us as we make massive strides toward solidifying our position as a leader in affordable housing solutions.”

Alongside Tribuna's appointment, Arrive Home has expanded its team with the addition of five seasoned mortgage professionals. This move comes in response to the growing demand for the company's down payment assistance program and alternative credit solutions.

Launched in 2022, Arrive Home is dedicated to assisting borrowers who may not meet traditional credit criteria. Through its technology, the company empowers lender partners to seamlessly integrate its product offerings into their existing systems, streamlining communication and enhancing the borrower experience.

“Arrive Home is changing the landscape for homeowners seeking down payment assistance and other alternative financing solutions,” Arrive Home CEO Matt Pettit said. “The latest expansion of our team signals the traction we are making in the market, and we are excited to get to work and help more consumers achieve their homeownership dreams.”

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