(PRLEAP.COM) Ron Graf, a Chicago area Retail Mortgage Loan Originator has joined WestAmerica Mortgage in its Oakbrook Terrace branch as a Senior Mortgage Consultant and Sales Team Leader. Ron, formerly a Branch Manager for Illinois based Aadus Bancorp brings several years of experience and an exemplary track record of high performance loan origination.
WestAmerica Director John Morelli commented on the recent hiring of Ron Graf: "I am very pleased that Ron has made the decision to join the WestAmerica Mortgage family. I am impressed with the level of energy and positive thinking that Ron brings to our team." Mr. Morelli concluded, "I look forward to working with Ron, and am confident that he will play an important role in developing additional talent at WestAmerica through his team building and mentoring efforts".
About WestAmerica Mortgage Company
WestAmerica has been in the mortgage banking business since 1978, and merged with Lake Forest, IL based Wintrust Financial Corporation in 2004. WestAmerica Mortgage Company has been recognized as one of the largest privately held mortgage lenders in the nation and, according to Crain’s Chicago Business, WAMC was the largest residential mortgage lender in the Chicago area based on 2002 total residential real estate loan volume.
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