How to minimize risk and maximize margins in market highs and lows

Rising loan costs and fast-changing conditions have created a challenging, constantly moving mortgage market. To succeed, lenders need to proactively plan for obstacles ahead. By deliberately adding agility and resilience into their operations, lenders of any size can create a strong foundation to weather down-cycles and fully capitalize on the next upswing.

In this timely webinar, Maxwell SVP of Mortgage Operations Bob Groody, AnnieMac Home Mortgage Chief Operating Officer Craig Ungaro, and Thrive Mortgage VP of Operations Donielle Geiser discuss how lenders can develop a business structure and sustainable strategy to minimize risk and maximize margins despite a fluctuating market. Channeling their significant experience in the industry, these mortgage veterans cite proven ways to drive profitability and achieve the efficiency gains lenders need to remain viable today.

Date & Time: May 11th, 1 p.m. CT (if you can’t make this time, register and we’ll provide on demand!)

Sponsored by: Maxwell

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Meet the Panel:

Donielle-Geiser

Donielle Geiser
VP of Operations,
Thrive Mortgage

Bob-Groody

Bob Groody
SVP Mortgage Operations,
Maxwell

Craig-Ungaro

Craig Ungaro
Chief Operating Officer,
AnnieMac Home Mortgage



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