InterLinc Mortgage Welcomes New COO

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May 03, 2024

Erin Dee makes move from Austin to Houston for new role

Industry veteran Erin Dee was welcomed to Houston’s InterLinc Mortgage as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO).

Dee brings 20 years of mortgage industry experience to the role and is currently serving as Secretary and Treasurer for the Texas Mortgage Bankers Association, where she is also the incoming Vice President for the 2024-2025 term.

“I am honored to join the InterLinc family and contribute to its continued success and am eager to work alongside its talented team to drive efficiency in operations and deliver outstanding results for our clients,” Dee said in a statement.

Dee earned her B.S. in Finance from the University of Central Florida and her M.B.A. in Finance from Nova Southeastern University.

Her career spanning two decades featured a variety of roles, from helping to build a start-up independent mortgage bank, to underwriting, operations management, technology, capital markets, compliance and QC.

Most recently, Dee served as COO at the Austin-based LoanPeople.

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May 03, 2024

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