Evergreen Home Loans Promotes Three To Leadership Roles

Mar 25, 2026

Tyler McMahon, Cole Grode, and Amber Page

Promotions to regional and area sales roles highlight company focus on growth, culture, and operational stability

Evergreen Home Loans (EHL) announced the internal promotions of three team members to leadership positions on March 25, underscoring the company's commitment to developing talent from within.

Tyler McMahon has been promoted to regional manager, while Cole Grode and Amber Page have each been named area sales manager.

Robert Lipston, Executive Vice President and Head of Production at Evergreen, emphasized the company’s philosophy. "At Evergreen, we believe our people are our greatest strength," Lipston said. "Promoting from within isn't just something we say — it's something we actively practice. Tyler, Cole, and Amber exemplify the leadership, dedication, and culture that drive our success."

Evergreen Home Loans, a full-service direct lender headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, operates in 29 states with more than 56 branch locations. The company offers a range of loan products, including Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans, Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) loans, Conventional, Jumbo, and United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) loans, as well as refinancing and construction loans.

For loan officers and mortgage brokers, a lender's investment in its employees signals stability and support, which are critical for maintaining consistent operations and borrower satisfaction.

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Mar 25, 2026

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