Equus Names Team One Prez/COO

May 13, 2005, 2:00 p.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Tom Renshaw has been named president and chief operating officer of Team One Mortgage Services Inc., a subsidiary of Equus Resources Inc., a financial services company based in the Atlanta suburb of Roswell, Ga.Before joining Team One, Mr. Renshaw, 47, was a principal and co-founder of several companies, including an Atlanta-based mortgage company, Equus said. He has held real estate, mortgage, securities, and insurance licenses, and has experience in residential and commercial real estate sales, development, and finance as well as residential and commercial mortgage management, the company said. Team One can be found online at http://www.teamonemortgage.com.

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