NYAMB Honors Tops in the Industry at Annual Awards Ceremony

Oct 23, 2018

The New York Association of Mortgage Brokers held its 30th Annual Industry Awards at the Cradle of Aviation Museum on Long Island, N.Y. NYAMB presented awards to a number of individuals, including its Broker of the Year, Wholesale Lender of the Year, and its Affiliate of the Year. Many thanks to United Wholesale Mortgage (UWM) for sponsoring the Awards Dinner.

Seymour Williams, Owner of Accountable Financial Mortgage is recognized as NYAMB Broker of the Year by association President Mark Favaloro

Deborah Robertson, Sales Manager of Plaza Home Mortgage, accepts the Wholesale Lender of the Year Award from NYAMB President Mark Favaloro

NYAMB 2018 Affiliate of the Year Jonathan Pinard, Partner at First National Compliance Solutions, accepts his award from NYAMB President Mark Favaloro

The team from United Wholesale Mortgage, NYAMB’s 2018 Convention Kick-Off and Awards Dinner Sponsor

Veronica Ferrero from Emigrant Mortgage Company, Robert Lawson from Cyberguard360, Deborah Robertson from Plaza Home Mortgage, Allen Beydoun from United Wholesale Mortgage and Arthur Saitta from Ridgewood Savings Bank accept their NYAMB Platinum Sponsorship Awards

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