Freddie, NAPMW Form Educational Alliance

Published May 13, 2004, 2:00 p.m. EDT

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Freddie Mac and the National Association of Professional Mortgage Women have announced an educational alliance to strengthen the association members' origination and secondary-market knowledge and further their professional development.The offerings will include on-site and Web-based courses as well as customized classes provided by Freddie Mac. The NAPMW will award scholarships to members to attend alliance training courses. Training topics (for both novices and experienced professionals) include loan underwriting, loan pricing and delivery, and servicing. Freddie Mac offers more than 15 courses nationwide and over 30 online. The NAPMW can be found on the Web at http://www.napmw.org.

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