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MortgagePoint » Your Trusted Source for Mortgage Banking and Servicing News 12 M O V E R S & S H A K E R S May 2023 Lenders/Servicers CENLAR FSB TAPS BRAD CARGILE AS VP OF IT INFRASTRUCTURE Cenlar FSB, a mortgage loan subservicer, announced that Brad Cargile has been appointed VP of IT Infrastructure. Cargile, who has 30 years in systems infrastructure, data center migrations, system virtualization, and consolidation, will be responsible for imple- menting and servicing management of all technology infrastructure deployed at Cenlar. This includes data center, network and server services, telephony, service monitoring, user support/help desk, workstation management, servers, storage, and related software. "We are excited to have Brad join the team as we continue our efforts to implement innovative technologies across the compa- ny that better serves our clients and their homeowners and improves our employee experience," Chief Information Officer Ste- ven Taylor said. "Brad's strategic vision and operational leadership related to IT infra- structure will further guide us in advancing our modernization journey." Prior to joining Cenlar, Brad was most recently at Fidelity National Information Services where he served as Technology Strategy Director. He was also VP of Systems Infrastructure at GMAC Mortgage/Ally Bank. "I look forward to working with the Cen- lar team. With my experience and skill set in business process enhancement, solution development, and infrastructure design, I hope to greatly support Cenlar's IT initia- tives," Cargile said. Cargile earned a Bachelor's degree in business administration from Texas State University. He also attended the School of Engineering and Applied Science for net- working technologies at Southern Methodist University. DOVENMUEHLE ADDS ANNA KROGH AS VP OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Dovenmuehle Mortgage, Inc. (Dovenmuehle), a mortgage subservicing company, announced that Anna Krogh has been hired as the company's VP of Business Development. In this role, her responsibilities will include growing Dovenmuehle's client list by sourcing new prospects and fostering and developing long-term relationships and clients. "I'm honored to be part of this team and such a strong brand," Krogh said. "Doven- muehle is a highly respected and recognized name in the mortgage industry and servicing space, and I look forward to working with the great people who have made that possible. My goal is to support Dovenmuehle's long- term growth objectives and be an easily accessible, informational source for current and prospective clients, ensuring client satis- faction and confidence." Krogh has more than a decade of expe- rience in the financial services space and comes to Dovenmuehle from Associated Bank, where she served as the SVP, Sales Team Leader, following a promotion from VP, Treasury Management Officer. In addi- tion to Krogh's prior experience in treasury and cash management sales at Bank of Amer- ica, Merrill Lynch, and JPMorgan Chase, she began her career in loss mitigation at Bank of America. "Anna's breadth and depth of knowl- edge and experience in the financial sector makes her a valuable addition to our team," Dovenmuehle SVP of Business Development David Allison said. "She has a deep under- standing of servicing and a proven track record of delivering results, which will help her make an immediate and positive impact on the business development team and for Dovenmuehle's clients." Movers & Shakers Founded in 1844, Dovenmuehle is a mortgage subservicer for commercial banks, credit unions, independent mortgage lend- ers, MSR investors, and state housing finance agencies nationwide. The company subser- vices portfolio loans, as well as loans sold to Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Ginnie Mae, and the Federal Home Loan Bank with servicing retained. MOMENTUM LOANS EXPANDS LEADERSHIP Lance Miller, President of Momentum Loans, has announced the appointment of Rob Allphin as EVP. "Momentum is recognized in the mort- gage industry for operational excellence and efficiency, and Rob brings exactly what we need to build on that excellence—an ability to ramp up production by guiding a team that is customer and loan officer-centric," Miller said. Allphin has worked in the residen- tial mortgage industry for 30 years and is recognized as a national leader in sales and production. "Momentum is the perfect fit for me. They are extremely well run, and I am hon- ored with this opportunity to further expand and strengthen our team. I look forward to building a culture of 'We' with our Momen- tum family. Having worked alongside great teams at First Colony, Guild, and Academy Mortgage, I am excited to take our Momen- tum team to the next level," Allphin stated. During the internal announcement, Miller said, "I love Rob's passion for helping others to build dreams. Our goal isn't to be the biggest mortgage company, but to work hard to make Momentum the best company in terms of reputation, integrity and delivery. We want our builders and our real estate agents who work with us to have absolute confidence that we will always be there for them and their clients." Founded in 2017, Momentum Loans is a residential mortgage lender. They pro- vide mortgage services to loan officers and realtors, with a focus on building strong partnerships with builders and real estate companies. Momentum offers a range of mortgage products, including conventional

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