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NRL Mortgage Appoints New Chief Production Officer

Jun 04, 2024
Steven Curtis
Associate Editor

Steven Curtis is joining the Houston company's executive leadership

The Houston-based Nations Reliable Lending (NRL Mortgage) has welcomed a new Chief Production Officer to its ranks. Steven Curtis comes to NRL Mortgage from Security National Mortgage and Fairway Independent Mortgage, where he served as Senior Vice President.

Company officials touted his “keen ability to navigate complex market dynamics and deliver exceptional results” in their appointment of Curtis.

"We are thrilled to welcome Steven Curtis to NRL Mortgage as our Chief Production Officer," CEO Mewael Ghebremichael said in a press release. "Steven's extensive experience, strategic vision, and commitment to excellence align seamlessly with our values. His leadership will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in propelling NRL Mortgage to new heights of success. We look forward to achieving remarkable milestones together." 

Curtis’ industry experience encompasses all facets of mortgage production, from loan origination and underwriting to quality control and process optimization. He is credited with an ability to foster a collaborative and innovative culture within his teams, empowering colleagues to excel, and fostering an environment where creativity and problem-solving thrive.

As NRL Mortgage's Chief Production Officer, Curtis will spearhead the company's production strategy to ensure sustained growth and operational efficiency. 

"I am thrilled to join NRL Mortgage and lead the production team in this exciting chapter,” the newcomer said in a statement. “NRL Mortgage has a strong reputation for excellence, and I look forward to contributing to its continued success."

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Erica Drzewiecki is an associate editor at NMP.
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