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Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group Appoints Gregory S. Richardson Chief Revenue Officer

Apr 02, 2026
Gregory S. Rishardson

Former COO to lead sales and operations strategy, focusing on growth, efficiency, and loan production expansion

Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group has named Gregory S. Richardson its new chief revenue officer (CRO), effective April 1. Richardson, who previously served as chief operating officer for Atlantic Bay, will now oversee the company’s sales and operational strategies. This appointment aims to integrate revenue-generating activities with operational efficiency, directly impacting loan origination and overall profitability for mortgage professionals within the organization.

Richardson brings over three decades of experience in the mortgage industry to his new role. His background includes leadership positions in sales, operations, and technology. Before joining Atlantic Bay, Richardson held executive roles at companies such as NewDay USA, PrimeLending, and PHH Mortgage. His tenure as COO at Atlantic Bay focused on optimizing operational workflows and enhancing the borrower experience, which are critical components for maintaining pull-through rates and reducing the cost to originate.

Brian Holland, CEO of Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group, highlighted Richardson’s proven track record in driving growth and operational excellence. Holland said Richardson’s leadership will be instrumental in aligning the company’s revenue goals with its operational capabilities. This strategic alignment is vital for mortgage banks navigating fluctuating market conditions and seeking to maximize net gain on sale margin.

Richardson’s responsibilities as CRO will include driving revenue growth, optimizing sales performance, and ensuring the seamless execution of operational initiatives. His focus will be on strengthening referral relationships and expanding market share. For loan officers and brokers, this leadership change signifies a concerted effort to provide enhanced support and resources designed to boost individual production and unit volume.

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