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Five Star’s 2022 Diversity and Inclusion Symposium is an event designed to advance the diversity conversation within the mortgage marketplace through critical dialogue among the top D&I experts in the field.

Five Star’s Diversity and Inclusion Symposium will bring together experts discussing the most pressing D&I issues working toward advancing progress within the housing industry.

New role of VP of Marketplace Diversity Strategy was established to foster Guild’s goal to increase homeownership among minorities and underserved markets.

MReport speaks with Guild Mortgage CEO Mary Ann McGarry about four decades spent in mortgage and how she works to nurture the “soul of a small company” with the resources of a large one.

The right mix of tech and a human touch was found to appease the majority of consumers in a new poll evaluating U.S. mortgage companies.

This is the second mortgage company in two weeks to announce plans for an IPO.

Fannie Mae honored Guild Mortgage for its competency, capacity, and overall performance in servicing for 2018 STAR Program year.

Cornerstone Mortgage, a division of Guild Mortgage was recognized by St. Louis Post-Dispatch as a leading employer for the seventh straight year and was ranked eleventh in the midsize company category.

The independent mortgage lender was honored with the recognition for its competency, capacity and overall performance in servicing.

Guild Mortgage, a large independent mortgage lender with offices in 25 states, welcomes experienced mortgage technology professional Gabe Minton to its leadership team as EVP of information technology. Minton brings to his new role more than 25 years of experience spanning the realms of strategy, software development, vendor relations, and communications. "I am pleased to be joining Guild as it enters a new era of technology innovation with MyMortgage and other IT platforms and applications to improve the experience for every customer, employee, partner and supplier that we work with throughout the entire mortgage lending process,” Minton said.