Al Crisanty has been promoted to the newly created position of executive vice president and national production manager of American Brokers Conduit, the wholesale division of American Home Mortgage Investment Corp., a mortgage real estate investment trust based in Melville, N.Y.Mr. Crisanty will oversee the company's wholesale production on a nationwide basis, ABC said. "The new position has been created to effectively manage ABC's unprecedented growth and is part of an overall reorganization of the company, which includes expanding its regions nationally from two (East and West) to five (Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Intermountain, and West)," the company said. Mr. Crisanty joined ABC in August 2003 as senior vice president of Western sales. He previously headed national production for Capitol Commerce Mortgage and held senior executive positions in secondary marketing, correspondent lending, and wholesale production over the past 24 years, ABC said. ABC can be found on the Web at http://www.abconduit.com.
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