Kind Lending Promotes Amber Jervis To SVP Of Marketing

Oct 02, 2025

Jervis brings more than a decade of mortgage industry marketing experience.

Kind Lending has promoted Amber Jervis to Senior Vice President of Marketing, highlighting her role in shaping the company’s marketing strategy and broker engagement. Jervis previously served as Vice President of Marketing since March 2025 and Marketing Strategy Manager prior to that.

Jervis brings more than a decade of mortgage industry marketing experience. Before joining Kind in 2024, she was Marketing Director at Stockton Mortgage Corporation from 2021 to 2024, and Marketing Director at Success Mortgage Partners from 2019 to 2021. She also held senior marketing roles at Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation and First Option Mortgage, where she advanced from Loan Officer to Marketing Director between 2013 and 2017.

“Amber’s exceptional leadership, innovative thinking, creativity, and unwavering commitment have been central to strengthening our brand and elevating how we connect with brokers across the industry,” the company said in its announcement.

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