Marietta Rodriguez has been named national director of home ownership programs at NeighborWorks America, a new position.Ms. Rodriguez had been interim director of the organization's Campaign for Home Ownership since December. As national director, she will have direct responsibility for the Campaign for Home Ownership, the NeighborWorks Center for Foreclosure Solutions, and several other homeownership programs. Ms. Rodriguez previously held various positions with NeighborWorks, including manager of the corporation's Full Cycle Lending program. Before joining NeighborWorks America in 1998, she was director of training and community outreach for the Neighborhood Housing Services of Santa Fe.
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