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loanDepot Promotes Phil Iossa To Regional VP Of In-Market Sales

Feb 12, 2025
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Iossa will oversee New York tri-state area in new role

loanDepot has appointed Phil Iossa as the regional vice president of in-market retail for New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey territories, the company announced in a press release.

LDI Mortgage President Jeff Walsh noted, “Phil has consistently demonstrated his ability to grow profitable market share. Beyond that, he’s an exceptional person and teammate. We are excited to see how his leadership will continue to drive our success in his new role.” 

Iossa began his career at loanDepot as a branch manager in 2015, quickly finding success and making his branch one of the company’s top five performing branches within five years. Prior to joining loanDepot, he worked at Wells Fargo as a mortgage banker. 

“As we lean into our growth plan for 2025 and beyond, loanDepot is building the strongest bench of in-market sales leadership talent in the industry,” said loanDepot Executive Vice President John Bianchi. “Phil has a contagious positive energy that draws people to him, and his ability to attract—and even more important, to retain—top originators is a testament to the high-energy, winning culture he creates. We are tremendously proud to see Phil take his unique and compelling brand of leadership to the next level.”

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