Who Are NMP’s Next Women Of Inspiration Award Winners?

Dec 06, 2022

Nominations now open to spotlight leaders clearing the path for the next generation.

Nominations are now open for National Mortgage Professional Magazine's Women of Inspiration awards.

NMP Magazine seeks nominations for the most inspirational women across all levels and sectors of mortgage lending. These women come from varying companies, environments, and backgrounds, but they have one thing in common: a commitment to the success of the women to follow.

NMP Magazine's Mortgage Lending Women of Inspiration are pushing women forward in a male-dominated industry. They fight against inequality and make women's voices in the mortgage business louder, stronger, and more impactful. These women are driven to innovate. They spur the creativity and passion of those around them, and their achievements demonstrate strength, passion, and intelligence.

Honorees will be showcased in the March 2023 issue of NMP Magazine. Self-nominations are always welcome.

The nomination deadline is Friday, Dec. 16, 2022. Click this link for more information and to submit a nomination.

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Dec 06, 2022

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