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May 06, 2024

Seize the title of Most Loved Mortgage Employer

Top companies aren't just defined by their products or services; they're distinguished by their commitment to fostering talent, providing unparalleled support, and offering exceptional benefits.

NMP Magazine's Most Loved Employers not only acknowledges your organization's dedication to excellence but also serves as a powerful marketing tool, attracting top-tier talent and enhancing your brand image. Submit your nomination to showcase your company's achievements.

We are seeking to honor and acknowledge organizations that demonstrate a steadfast commitment to creating a vibrant and healthy workplace environment. Whether you're a prominent financial institution, a dynamic brokerage firm, or a cutting-edge technology provider, if your operations intersect with the mortgage sector, we invite you to participate.

Your commitment to creating a positive and empowering workplace deserves to be celebrated. Elevate your company's reputation and stand out as a beacon of excellence in the industry! Help us honor the industry's Most Loved Mortgage Employers. Take the first step towards industry recognition and nominate your company today.

Nomination Deadline: Friday, May 31, 2024

Nominate a company setting the standard of outstanding performance.

See last year's winners.

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May 06, 2024

People On The Move

GVC Mortgage Hires New SVP, National Director Of Strategic Lending

Jim Janczy looking forward to leading growth initiatives nationwide

The Pendleton, Indiana-based GVC Mortgage has welcomed a new Senior Vice President and National Director of Strategic Lending. Jim Janczy actually began his mortgage career the same year GVC Mortgage was founded – 1996. He started as a loan officer at Bay Bank in Boston 2...

Construction

Single-family Housing Starts Remain Flat In April

National Association of Home Builders attributes levelling off to high rates and low confidence

Single-family housing starts lagged behind overall housing starts in April due to higher interest rates and lower builder sentiment, according to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). While the U.S. Census reported overall housing starts increased 5.7% in Apri...