Fannie Mae has announced the promotion of six company officers, including five vice presidents.Emmanuel Bailey, previously director of human resources, has been named vice president for human resources. Joy Cianci, formerly a principal in Fannie Mae's electronic business division, has been named managing director for lender management and operations in e-business. Amy Edwards, previously a director in the controller's office, has been named vice president for e-business financial and business services. Ann Eiler, formerly a director of accounting and audit, has been named vice president for audit. Thomas King, previously regional counsel for the Chicago office, has been named vice president and deputy general counsel for strategic business initiatives. And Charles Rumfola, formerly director of marketing, has been named vice president for manufactured housing. Fannie Mae can be found online at http://www.fanniemae.com.
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