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Nominations Open For Industry Titans Award

Sep 23, 2022
Industry Titans
Senior Editor

NMP Magazine to honor people who represent industry with professionalism.

NMP Magazine seeks to honor the 2023 Industry Titans  — the key players who have dedicated their expertise and years of experience to the mortgage business, and represent the industry with professionalism and pride.

There are some mortgage professionals who can't help but go above and beyond, to serve others. They don't seek recognition or praise. These professionals strive to make the mortgage industry a better place for the professionals in the industry and the clients that they serve. 

Honorees will be showcased in the January 2023 issue of National Mortgage Professional. Self-nominations are always welcome.

Accomplishments matter, especially when they benefit the entire mortgage industry. Nominate yourself or someone who has blazed a path and left a mark on the industry.

Nominees must have at least five (5) years of experience in any aspect of the Mortgage industry as of Sept. 1, 2022.

Nominate Industry Titans here. Nominations close Oct. 21.

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Senior Editor
Keith Griffin is a senior editor at NMP.
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