The Mortgage Bankers Association has announced the leadership of its 2007 Commercial Real Estate/Multifamily Finance Board of Governors, which focuses on commercial/multifamily real estate finance policy issues and initiatives.The COMBOG officers are: Edward Padilla, chief executive officer of Minnesota-based NorthMarq Capital Inc., chair; Daryl J. Carter, CEO of CharterMac Mortgage Capital, vice chair; and Steven K. Graves, chief operating officer of Principal Real Estate Investors, vice chair. The MBA also announced the addition of four new members to the 30-member board: E.J. Burke, executive vice president and group head of KeyBank Real Estate Capital; Jan S. Sternin, senior vice president of Midland Loan Services Inc./PNC Real Estate Finance; Mark Talgo, senior managing director of New York Life Investment Management LLC; and Eric Von Berg, principal of Newmark Realty Capital Inc. The announcement was made at the 93rd Annual Mortgage Banking Association Convention & Expo in Chicago. The MBA can be found online at http://www.mortgagebankers.org.
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