William Glasgow Jr. has been named executive vice president of quality assurance at EMC Mortgage Corp., Irving, Texas, and Kurt W. Reheiser has been named senior vice president of conduit technology.Mr. Glasgow, a 35-year veteran of the mortgage industry, has worked with four of the largest mortgage companies, including Lomas USA in Dallas, Citicorp Mortgage in St. Louis, and HomeSide Lending and Washington Mutual in Jacksonville, Fla., EMC said. He was most recently a consultant for several mortgage banks and worked as a contractor for EMC. Last year Mr. Glasgow helped create a new mortgage company, Avelo Mortgage Co. LLC in Irving, and served as its president and chief executive officer. Mr. Reheiser will provide technological support for EMC's conduit operations as well as EMC Residential Mortgage Corp., which provides residential warehouse lines to mortgage bankers. Mr. Reheiser was most recently senior vice president of information technology at Centex Home Equity Co. in Dallas. EMC can be found online at http://www.emcmortgage.com.
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