Superus Careers Names New EVP, Mortgage Career Exchange

Superus Careers, a national recruiting agency backed in Sykesville, Md., said Monday it has named Mo Oursler its executive vice president, Mortgage Career Exchange.

The Mortgage Career Exchange is a digital platform that helps mortgage and finance professionals find jobs in the industry.

Oursler most recently served as chief operating officer and division president for NewDay USA, where he oversaw loan origination & operations. He previously held executive roles as chief credit officer, senior vice president of operations and university, and vice president of capital markets at NewDay. He also was the architect of NewDay USA's Accelerated Underwriting Program, a series of fast-track mortgage career training courses. 

Oursler recently earned his Certified Mortgage Banker (CMB) designation from the Mortgage Bankers Association and is an alumnus of the CXEA Customer Service Academy with the DiJulius Group. He received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in finance from York College of Pennsylvania and an M.B.A. at the Wharton School of Business.

“Mo is a highly respected and intelligent mortgage professional who has accelerated his career in mortgage finance through dedication and hard work,” said Larry Silver, CEO of Superus Careers. “He has trained and shaped thousands of men and women in this field and I could think of no one better to lead this movement.”

Earlier this year, the company announced an enhanced model to support mortgage professionals during turbulent times. The relaunch, planned for the second quarter of 2023, will see greater engagement as a community beyond employment tools and talent acquisition, the company said.

“I am very excited to be joining the Superus team,” Oursler said. “In my career, I've taken the most enjoyment from helping others succeed. The cycles of the mortgage industry can create unique challenges that you must really understand in order to help. I believe the business model here lends itself perfectly to serve both mortgage professionals and companies."