Sales Director for Harris

Published January 27, 2011, 1:17 p.m. EST

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Harris Financial has hired Kevin Christopher to be director of mortgage sales. He will be responsible for leading the Harris mortgage team in its internal collaboration, service and sales capabilities to contribute to the bank's overall strategy.

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Before joining Harris, Christopher served as regional sales manager and vice president in the mortgage division of U.S. Bank, and before that he was regional manager at JP Morgan Chase. Christopher has also held leadership roles at Baird & Warner, Mortgage Master LLC, Prism Mortgage and Norwest Mortgage.

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