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Posted: December 8, 2011
CT Mortgage Bankers Associate holds Installation of Officers
On November 3rd the CT Mortgage Bankers Association held its Installation of Officers. The Executive Committee consists of president Jeffrey Lipes, 1st vice president, Michael Fiano, 2nd vice president, David Zamary, treasurer, Mary Jane Kononchik and secretary Scott Pryor.
Terence Floyd, co-chairperson of the CMBA Affordable Housing Committee presented the opening remarks about the Affordable Housing mission to further awareness and share ideas and education for affordable housing in the State of Connecticut.
Honored this year for their outstanding contributions were: The Connecticut, Incorporated, Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston-Equity Builders Program and Local Incentives Support Corporation (LISC).
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