Advocacy group strengthens leadership group
The National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB) announced on Monday, that Ginger Bell, a professional with over two decades of experience in the mortgage and real estate finance sector, has been appointed as its new growth officer. The organization stated Bell will be responsible for leading initiatives focused on expanding NAMB’s membership and enhancing its public outreach.
Bell brings a background as an education expert, speaker, and author within the industry. According to NAMB, her career has involved supporting professionals and organizations through educational programs, communication strategies, and fostering strategic connections.
In her role as growth officer, Bell is expected to oversee efforts to increase value for NAMB members and support business development for loan originators. Her responsibilities will include providing mortgage professionals with resources, training, and technological tools. Additionally, Bell will lead the development and engagement of Hive, NAMB’s new online community platform, which is designed to promote collaboration and professional development among industry participants.
Established in 1973, NAMB describes itself as a volunteer-led, member-driven organization advocating for mortgage brokers and homebuyers. The association provides its members with advocacy, education, and certification programs. NAMB also engages in lobbying and advocacy efforts at both national and state levels.
“Ginger is a rockstar across the mortgage universe.” Jim Nabors, NAMB president, commented, “For decades, she has been a trusted leader and an inspiring voice in the mortgage community. We’re fortunate to have someone of her caliber join our organization. Her leadership will be instrumental in helping our members and the industry at large grow with integrity, excellence, and professionalism.”
NAMB notes its affiliation with state associations across the country and states it represents the interests of over 546,800 licensed and registered mortgage loan originators and 49,100 licensed mortgage broker and mortgage lender businesses throughout the US.
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