“Susan [Stewart] is a remarkable person and real estate finance champion who has for years made a positive difference through effective leadership, strategic thinking, and a ‘can do’ attitude. I am honored to present Susan with the Lowrie-Woodward Distinguished Service Award and cannot think of a more deserving person to receive it.”
–Mark Jones, 2024 MBA Chairman and President of Union Home Mortgage
The Mortgage Bankers last week renamed its highest award to honor Regina Lowrie, CMB, the first female MBA Chair, who passed away last month.
Sales Boomerang, Owings Mills, Md., and Mortgage Coach, Irvine, Calif., appointed Shelli Holland as Chief People Officer. She will help define and connect the mission and values of the merged company and align the people behind them.
(This article originally appeared in MBA NewsLink on Jan. 3. It has been updated with funeral arrangements and contribution information.)
(This article originally appeared in MBA NewsLink on Jan. 3. It has been updated with funeral arrangements and contribution information.)
Regina Lowrie, CMB, who made history in 2005 as the first female elected Chair of the Mortgage Bankers Association, passed away suddenly on Jan. 1. She was 68.
Regina Lowrie, CMB, who made history in 2005 as the first female elected Chair of the Mortgage Bankers Association, passed away suddenly on Jan. 1. She was 68.
SAN DIEGO–mPowering You: MBA’s Summit for Women in Real Estate Finance, put together a unique and powerful panel—the only four women in MBA’s 108-year history to serve as Chairman of the Mortgage Bankers Association.
SAN DIEGO–mPowering You: MBA’s Summit for Women in Real Estate Finance, put together a unique and powerful panel—the only four women in MBA’s 108-year history to serve as Chairman of the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Regina M. Lowrie, CMB, is President and CEO of Dytrix, a fintech company that enables secure financial transactions for institutions through the Dytrix Platform, which includes wire/ACH transfer validation and closing agent management. In 2005, she became the first woman Chair of the Mortgage Bankers Association and continues to serve on many MBA committees.
