Todd Johnson Joins Movement Mortgage’s Midwest Operations
Veteran loan originator Todd Johnson brings nearly two decades of experience and top‑1% production to strengthen Movement Mortgage’s Midwest team
Movement Mortgage has added veteran originator Todd Johnson to its Midwest team, strengthening the lender’s presence in the Chicago-area market as it continues expanding across the region.
Johnson joins Movement as a loan officer serving the northwest suburbs of Chicago, bringing nearly two decades of experience in the mortgage industry. Over his 19-year career, Johnson has consistently ranked among the top producers nationally and placed in the top 1% of loan originators.
His production numbers reflect that track record, as in 2025 alone, Johnson closed $72.9 million in loan volume, and he has already funded about $2.5 million in loans in early 2026, according to the company.
“I’m excited to join the Midwest team and help grow Movement’s presence across the Illinois market,” Johnson said. “Movement’s focus on service, strong products, and marketing aligns with what my clients and referral partners value. Andrew’s leadership gives me the opportunity to take my business to the next level.”
Regional leadership noted that the region has experienced rapid expansion over the past two-and-a-half years, doubling in size while achieving 30% growth in loan volume during that time.
Executives also emphasized Johnson’s cultural fit with the organization. “Adding a quality human being like Todd not only improves our region but improves our culture,” said Movement Mortgage Regional Director of the Midwest Jason Bobby.
Johnson’s recruitment comes as Movement Mortgage continues to grow its national sales force. The lender reported that 27 loan officers joined the company in early 2026, including 10 originators returning to the company after previous tenures.
Headquartered in South Carolina, Movement Mortgage operates nationwide with more than 4,000 employees across all 50 states and funds over $20 billion in residential mortgages annually, according to the company.