MBA News Dec. 15, 2022
Today in MBA News: MBA Independent Mortgage Bankers Conference; MBA Education’s Residential Future Leaders Program; School of Mortgage Banking III in Miami; MBA, CoreLogic Establish Frank Nothaft Memorial Fellowship Fund. To read more, click on today’s MBA News headline.
MBA Independent Mortgage Bankers Conference Jan. 23-26 in Coronado, Calif.
IMB23, the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Independent Mortgage Bankers Conference, takes place Jan. 23-26 at the Hotel del Coronado in Coronado, Calif.
IMB23 is the largest industry event designed exclusively for IMB executives and leadership of all sizes and business models. It’s the place to build your relationships, learn from other IMBs and hear customized and curated programming focused on topical issues of the moment. Your peers shape the program, uniquely positioning us to help you and your trusted advisors prepare for the changing market.
Register by Dec. 12 to save. Register as a group to save more.
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Registration for MBA Education Residential Future Leaders Program Now Open
Registration for MBA Education’s Residential Future Leaders Program is now open; registration deadline is Feb. 4.
MBA Education’s Residential Future Leaders Program is the only nationally recognized program for executive leadership development in our industry that delivers a comprehensive curriculum for selected managers who have shown leadership interests and abilities. This program gives you the opportunity to enhance your skills through three hands-on sessions geared toward political activism; business analysis and problem-solving; and experiential learning through collaboration, networking and peer group interaction.
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MBA Education School of Mortgage Banking III in Miami Mar. 21-24
MBA Education presents its School of Mortgage Banking III in Miami Mar. 21-24.
School of Mortgage Banking III emphasizes long-term strategic planning in a mortgage-banking environment through an interactive, discussion-based, four-day session that includes an advanced computerized model-Advanced Interactive Mortgage Management (AIMM). Working in teams, students will develop a 5‐year strategic plan to bring a struggling mortgage company back to profitability while also positioning it for a strong future. Incorporating its vision for where the company can go economically, geographically, and technologically, each team will manage the company through eight quarters of varying economic conditions. The team’s strategic plan and the results of the computer simulation will be presented to the Board of Directors on the last day of the course.
SOMB III concludes with a graduation ceremony on Friday awarding successful and qualified participants their AMP designation. (Successful completion of SOMB I, II, and III results in your AMP designation).
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MBA, CoreLogic Establish Frank Nothaft Memorial Fellowship Fund
The Mortgage Bankers Association and CoreLogic, Irvine, Calif., announced the Dr. Frank Nothaft Memorial Fellowship Fund at Columbia University, in honor of the longtime CoreLogic Chief Economist who passed away suddenly in June.
Nothaft had been Chief Economist with CoreLogic since 2015; he previously spent 29 years with Freddie Mac, 14 of those as its Chief Economist. He earned his Ph.D. from Columbia University, where he also taught and conducted research.
“We knew Frank as a warm, engaging, clever friend, one of the brightest and most influential minds in our industry,” said MBA President & CEO Robert Broeksmit, CMB. “His research and insight were best-in-class, which is why he was an ever-present sight on stage at industry conferences and events, and a highly sought-after source by news outlets around the country. MBA is proud to partner with CoreLogic to establish the Dr. Frank Nothaft Memorial Fellowship Fund.”
The goal is to raise $250,000 to create an endowed fund that will provide a fellowship to a graduate student in Economics each year in perpetuity. MBA and CoreLogic, with help from a handful of other companies and industry leaders, have already raised nearly $100,000.
There are two ways to donate to the Fellowship Fund. You can donate online at https://giving.columbia.edu/nothaft. Alternatively, you can mail a check, payable to Columbia University with a note in the memo line noting that it is for the Dr. Frank Nothaft Memorial Fellowship Fund, to:
Columbia Alumni Center
Attention: Gift Systems
622 West 113th Street, MC 4524
New York, NY 10025
For questions about how to give, contact Julia Morton, Columbia University representative, at jm5035@columbia.edu or 347-880-1737.
