David Barkley, director of e-commerce relations at Freddie Mac, has been re-elected to chair the Governance Committee of the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization.Lisa Bolelli, vice president of program management of First American Corp., has been re-elected a vice-chair of the panel, and Adam Hall, manager of information technology and Web development at IndyMac Bank, has been elected the other vice chair, MISMO reported. The committee also elected or re-elected the following members: Craig Foote of Fidelity Information Services, Mike Bixby of Info1/LandAmerica, Todd Luhtanen of Dynatek, Ed Ransden of CitiMortgage, and Ty Jenkins of DocuTech Corp. MISMO, which was established by the Mortgage Bankers Association, develops electronic commerce standards for the mortgage industry. Its Governance Committee, which oversees the organization's administration and policy development, consists of representatives of 16 MISMO subscriber organizations from a cross-section of the residential real estate finance industry. The members serve two-year terms, with half the seats up for election each year.
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