First Home Mortgage Names Matt Nader President

Dec 12, 2024

First home mortgage president, Matt Nader

From loan officer in 2018 to the executive suite in 2024, Nader still sees room to grow

Matt Nader has been appointed President of First Home Mortgage, where he first joined as a loan officer in 2018.

Appointed to director of sales in February 2023, Nader's rise through the company has been rapid. In a press release, First Home Mortgage CEO David Waters exalted Nader's “incredible ability to inspire teams, deliver outstanding results, and drive innovation.”

As the housing market faces challenges in supply and competition, Waters noted that he believes Nader's “leadership as President will be instrumental in shaping the bright future of First Home Mortgage.”

As President, Nader will prioritize expanding the company’s presence, improving client experiences, and deepening partnerships with referral sources.

"It's an honor to step into this new role at a company I deeply care about," Nader commented. "I'm excited to work alongside our incredible team to build on our success and embrace the opportunities ahead. Together, we will continue to create outstanding experiences for our clients and drive innovation across the industry."

First Home Mortgage Corp.

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Dec 12, 2024

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