A top Federal Housing Administration staffer, Meg Burns, is leaving the agency and joining Potomac Partners, a Washington consulting firm, in February.Ms. Burns is the director of the FHA's single-family program development office, and she has worked on developing legislation to revitalize the FHA mortgage insurance program. She is best known for managing the FHA's reverse mortgage program, according to Brian Chappelle, a founding partner of the mortgage banking consulting firm. "Having Meg join Potomac Partners further strengthens one of our core competencies -- government lending -- and further expands our services into the rapidly growing field of reverse mortgages," Mr. Chappelle said.
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