People Movers of the Week: April 3

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CALIFORNIA

OAKLAND

Starwood Waypoint Residential Trust, a single-family rental real estate investment trust, said that Doug Brien, co-chief executive officer, has been appointed chief executive officer and a member of the board of trustees.

Additionally, Charles Young, currently senior vice president, West division, has been promoted to chief operating officer.

The company also said that Gary Beasley, co-chief executive officer, will resign his position effective April 3 to pursue other opportunities.

Separately, Colin Wiel, chief investment officer, will resign his position with the company effective April 3. He will remain a trustee on the board.

Brien has served as co-chief executive officer of the company since its spin-off from Starwood Property Trust Inc. in early 2014.

He is a co-founder of Waypoint and has served as one of its managing directors since its founding in 2009.

Young joined the company in May 2012 as a regional director, followed by division vice president.

SAN FRANCISCO

Parkside Lending, a national wholesale and correspondent lender, hired Gail Dolton as general counsel, Laurie Spira as chief compliance officer and Jo-Ann Krueger as closing manager.

Dolton brings more than 20 years of industry experience to her position.

Her background includes roles as general counsel with BondDesk Group, Rex & Co., and several real estate and consumer lending divisions of Transamerica Corp.

Spira brings 16 years of industry experience in policies and procedures, project management, risk management and compliance.

She most recently was the chief compliance officer at DocMagic, a mortgage technology provider.

Krueger brings 30 years of experience in retail, wholesale and correspondent lending to Parkside Lending, including work in processing, underwriting, compliance and closing management.

SANTA BARBARA

Scott Peterson and Beatrice Sykes have joined WFG National Title Insurance Co.

Both will serve as agency sales consultants in the company's Southeast region.

Peterson brings 20 years of experience in the settlement services industry to WFG National Title.

Sykes has been in the title insurance business for 40 years.

MARYLAND

BETHESDA

Capital One Multifamily Finance appointed Jim Ingersoll as vice president of originations for the Central Florida region.

In this role, he will offer Capital One's clients access to agency financing from Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the FHA.

He joins Capital One from Fifth Third Bank, where he held a number of roles, including special asset portfolio manager for the bank's commercial real estate division in Orlando.

He previously served as a senior commercial real estate analyst for Commercial Mortgage Capital, also in Orlando.

NORTH CAROLINA

GREENSBORO

United Guaranty Corp. has named Susan King vice president of the West region and Amy Butler vice president of the Heartland region.

King is moving to Arizona to head the West region after serving as vice president of the Heartland region for four years.

She has more than 30 years of experience in the mortgage industry, including sales, operations, underwriting, title insurance and appraisal management.

Butler joined United Guaranty in 2001 and has progressed through the organization from customer service to sales.

Most recently, she was vice president of strategic accounts.

TEXAS

FORT WORTH

Southside Bank said that Russell Pulliam has joined the bank's mortgage division as senior vice president, regional sales mortgage manager.

Pulliam will oversee the mortgage lending group in the North Texas region, including processing and secondary marketing activities.

Are you a mortgage professional who recently changed jobs? Let us know! Send your announcement and photo (if available) to Glenn McCullom at glenn.mccullom@sourcemedia.com.

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