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GreenBox Loans Hires Will Fisher As Chief Production Officer To Expand Non-QM Strategy

Mar 24, 2026
Will Fisher

Industry veteran with 20+ years of experience to lead national production, grow wholesale channel, and enhance Non-QM offerings

GreenBox Loans Inc. appointed Will Fisher as chief production officer, leveraging his more than 20 years of mortgage industry experience and a proven track record in the Non-QM sector.

Fisher will lead the company’s national production strategy and sales initiatives. His focus includes expanding the wholesale channel, refining the Non-QM lending process, and developing proprietary loan solutions for brokers, bankers, and borrowers.

Fisher joins GreenBox after holding senior leadership roles at Kind Lending, LoanStream Mortgage, Citadel Servicing Corporation (now Acra Lending), Arc Home, First Street Financial, EquiFirst, and LendingTree.

Since 2013, Fisher has contributed to the growth of the Non-QM lending segment, developing national sales platforms and program design, marketing strategy, and product innovation. His experience spans the wholesale, retail, and correspondent channels.

At GreenBox, Fisher will advance the company’s growth strategy and strengthen its position in the Non-QM market. This appointment signals GreenBox's commitment to expanding its Non-QM offerings, providing mortgage professionals with specialized products and support to meet diverse borrower needs.

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