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Dunmor Welcomes Two Industry Veterans To Its Leadership Team

Associate Editor
Jun 12, 2024

Tuan Pham and Steve Huff bring a combined 43 years of industry experience to California lender

A Los Angeles-based lender specializing in residential real estate investment loans just welcomed two industry veterans to its executive ranks.

Barh Dunmore, doing business as Dunmor, appointed Tuan Pham as Chief Marketing Officer, and Steve Huff as SVP, Asset Management and Servicing. 

Pham comes to Dunmor from CoreVest Finance, where he also served as Chief Marketing Officer, helping the business-purpose lender surpass $20 billion in loans during his eight-year tenure. 

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Huff most recently served as Director of Business Operations at Wedgewood, former parent company of Civic Financial Services. 

“Tuan and Steve bring decades of experience and have led top-performing teams and processes,” Dunmor founder and CEO Franck Ruimy said in a press release. “Their expertise will be invaluable as we enter the next growth phase of our business.”

Pham brings 23 years of marketing experience in the real estate and finance space to Dunmor, having worked for several different Fortune 500 and fintech companies. 

“I am honored to join a leadership team that truly values people and prioritizes technology and innovation,” Pham said. “I look forward to enhancing our overall customer journey and significantly improving our conversion metrics.”

Huff, a 20-year real estate veteran, managed the loan asset operations for HMC Assets and Civic during his 11-year tenure at Wedgewood. 

Dunmor Chief Revenue Officer Andy Thienkosol welcomed the company’s two newest hires, having worked with Pham in another professional capacity before. 

“Tuan and Steve bring a best-in-class approach,” Thienkosol said. “I am excited to work with Tuan again and collaborate with Steve to expand our client base and deliver exceptional service."

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Erica Drzewiecki is an associate editor at NMP.
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