At loanDepot, we’re surrounded by people who have an incredible drive behind their passion for helping others with lending issues and questions. Two of our very best, Marc Bui of Newport Beach, CA and Kitty Lee of Burlingame, CA were recognized for their contributions to the industry.
Today was a historic day as our CEO and Chairman Anthony Hsieh was honored in front of more than 1,200 attendees at the Asian Real Estate Association of America’s (AREAA) national conference with its Person of the Year award.
More than 120 members of Team loanDepot from greater San Diego were present to meet with Anthony in intimate closed-door sessions. Meeting personally with employees to answer their questions and share more details around his vision for the future of the industry is a hallmark of Anthony’s accessible and connected leadership.
Team loanDepot has long known that our CEO and Chairman Anthony Hsieh is an industry visionary. This week, he receives a prestigious accolade naming him the Asian Real Estate Association of America’s Person of the Year.
More than 140 brand new team members came together for the first time in our training theater to hear from senior leaders and kick off their more specific trainings before assuming their roles at lending stores across the nation.
Robert Paulsen, a Tennessee-based Licensed Lending Officer with loanDepot and a Staff Sargent in the U.S. Air National Guard, recently returned from a 3-week deployment in Houston and shared his story with Team loanDepot.
As states across the Southeast continue to recover from the effects of recent storm systems, our CEO and Chairman Anthony Hsieh traveled this week to Florida to meet with our teams servicing impacted consumers in Fort Lauderdale and Tampa.
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