Gateway Promotes Revard To Division EVP/National Production Manager

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Aug 21, 2023

Will be directly responsible for all distributive retail sales, including 115 mortgage centers.

Gateway Mortgage, a division of Gateway First Bank, announced the promotion of Mark Revard to division executive vice president/national production manager. As a seasoned mortgage executive of over 30 years, Revard joined Gateway to build the Oklahoma market and has held various sales leadership roles over the past 10 years.

In this new role, Revard will be directly responsible for all distributive retail sales, including 115 mortgage centers across the country in 43 states that help customers purchase and refinance of their homes. His track record of running successful top-producing teams and mortgage centers has been instrumental in Gateway receiving national recognition from various mortgage organizations as one of the country’s top mortgage companies.

“Mark loves all aspects of mortgage production and enjoys coaching loan originators on how best to increase their closed loan volume,” says the President of Mortgage Banking for Gateway, Steven Plaisance. “He values relationships and thrives at building a team environment where everyone feels included and responsible for overall success.”

A Tulsa native and Oklahoma State University graduate, Revard is a member of the Osage Nation, where he most recently served as the board chairman of the Osage Nation Gaming Enterprise Board. He has also served with The Oklahoma Mortgage Bankers Association Board of Directors and the Bishop Kelley High School Board.

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Aug 21, 2023

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