Staying ahead of the curve and anticipating the future in the mortgage industry

The mortgage industry is undergoing a rapid transformation and becoming 100% data-driven. Join us as JR Huber, EVP of Sales & Production at Mortgage Investors Group, Richard Grieser, VP of Marketing at Truv, and Taylor Stork, COO of Developer’s Mortgage Company, discuss staying in front of the digital innovations shaping the future of lending.

Discover how advanced technologies are revolutionizing every aspect of the mortgage process—from initial income and employment verification with near-perfect accuracy to AI-powered marketing, personalized loan recommendations, servicing, underwriting, and regulatory compliance.

Whether you’re a lender looking to optimize processes and cut costs, or a borrower eager to understand the latest in mortgage technology, this webinar will provide valuable insights to future-proof your business in a rapidly evolving industry.

Live event date:  August 14, 1 p.m. CT

Sponsored by: Truv

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Meet the Panel:

Richard-G

Richard Grieser
VP of Marketing,
Truv

J.R.-Huber

J.R. Huber
EVP of Sales and Production,
Mortgage Investors Group

Interested in more information?

Join Juliet Leibon of Better Mortgage and Richard Grieser of Truv for a webinar on September 12th at 1 p.m. CT. They will share lessons and insights from decades in the mortgage industry, driving mortgage technology adoption.

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