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Lisa Schreiber has been named chief strategy officer of NetMore America Inc., a regional mortgage lender based in Walla Walla, Wash.The company said Ms. Schreiber will be responsible for defining and implementing a strategy to build NetMore into "the next-generation mortgage banker." Ms. Schreiber has more than 22 years of mortgage industry experience in retail operations and sales, wholesale operations, mortgage insurance, and secondary marketing. Most recently, she founded LSK Consultants LLC. She was previously executive vice president of American Brokers Conduit, a wholesale mortgage lender, and regional vice president at Bank of America Mortgage. NetMore can be found online at http://www.netmoreamerica.com.

Ted Janulis, global head of mortgage capital and a longtime executive at Lehman Brothers, is said to be retiring. A Lehman Brothers spokesman would not comment on the departure, and Mr. Janulis, 49, could not be reached for comment. But sources said that market conditions that have caused the Wall Street firm and some of its peers largely to withdraw from the global origination business have led to an amicable split between the executive and the company. He has been with the company for 23 years and started out in the mortgage business at the firm, but he was also involved in investment management from 2002 to 2006 before shifting back into the mortgage area.

Richard Winter, founder of The Winter Group, which ran a modest-sized trading desk that specialized in home equity loans, has left the organization, MortgageWire has learned. At deadline time, neither the company nor Mr. Winter could be reached for comment. The firm is based in New York. TWG, owned by Shinsei Bank of Japan, also operates a specialty servicer based in Colorado. That business, according to servicing brokers, is now being shopped around to potential buyers. One broker said its portfolio could total upwards of $8 billion (including subservicing contracts), but could not say for sure.

Bobby Tesney, a director of Cavalier Homes Inc., Addison, Ala., has been named interim president and chief executive officer of the company. Mr. Tesney succeeds David Roberson, who voluntarily resigned as president, CEO, and director of Cavalier as of Aug. 15. Barry Mixon, a division president of Cavalier at the time of his retirement on Dec. 31, 2007, has agreed to return to the company as executive vice president, Cavalier said. The company's board of directors will engage in a search for a permanent president and CEO.

Stephen C. Dominiak, a veteran of 20 years in the real estate industry, has been named executive vice president and chief investment officer of BRE Properties Inc., San Francisco, effective Sept. 2. Mr. Dominiak, 44, will manage a 57-member team of development, acquisition, and construction professionals in Southern California, Northern California, and Seattle, BRE Properties said. Before joining BRE, his most recent position was divisional president and managing partner for JPI's western division. He also served as group vice president for Archstone-Smith Trust in Southern California and as division vice president for BRE in Southern California. BRE, a real estate investment trust that specializes in developing, acquiring, and managing apartments in the Western states, can be found online at http://www.breproperties.com.

David Jacob has been named executive managing director and head of structured finance ratings at Standard & Poor's Ratings Services. Mr. Jacob replaces Vickie Tillman, who has been acting head since January when Joanne Rose became executive managing director for risk and quality policy at S&P. The rating agency termed Mr. Jacob "a pioneer in the securitization industry" with 25 years of experience in fixed-income investment analysis and the structured finance markets. Most recently a principal with Adelson & Jacob Consulting, he previously led the Structuring Department at Nomura Securities International and was later managing director and head of international fixed-income research. He was managing director and head of fixed-income research at JPMorgan, and served as vice president and head of quantitative analytics at Morgan Stanley. S&P can be found online at http://www.standardandpoors.com.

James A. Kirchmeyer has been named president of Zaio Corp., a real estate database and technology provider based in Scottsdale, Ariz., and he will also serve as a member of the board of directors. Mr. Kirchmeyer founded Kirchmeyer & Associates, a real estate appraisal company, in 1994 and Real Info Inc., a real estate valuation and data company specializing in automated valuation models, in 1995. Zaio acquired both companies in June 2007.

Platinum Home Mortgage Corp., a residential mortgage lender based in Rolling Meadows, Ill., has announced that H.A. Tony Davis has been appointed senior executive vice president of the company's Midwest Expansion Division. Mr. Davis, who will be responsible for residential origination and operations, is a former president of the National Association of Mortgage Brokers and has over 24 years of experience in residential mortgage originations and operations, the company said. Before joining Platinum Home Mortgage, he owned and operated Preferred Mortgage Associates, an independent mortgage broker in Illinois, and later held senior positions with Countrywide Home Loans and Wells Fargo Home Mortgage. Platinum Home Mortgage can be found online at http://www.platinumhomemortgage.com.

Ben M. Cornish has been named senior vice president and chief operating officer for China at AMB Property Corp., a new position at the San Francisco-based global developer and owner of industrial real estate. Mr. Cornish, 39, was most recently president of GMS China, a developer of retail properties throughout China. He was previously in charge of China real estate development for Wal-Mart International for five years, and he also served as managing director for Southeast Asia at Koll Development and developed warehouses for Trammell Crow in both the United States and China. AMB Property can be found online at http://www.amb.com.

MountainView Capital Holdings LLC, a Denver-based provider of analytic and trading services to institutional investors in the mortgage industry, has announced the hiring of Brent Giese as a managing director. Mr. Giese will join MountainView's whole loan sales and trading unit. He will be located in New York, and will help expand MountainView's coverage of institutional accounts in the Northeast, the company said. Before joining MountainView, Mr. Giese spent more than 10 years at Bear Stearns in New York, where he was most recently a managing director, co-head of the New York mortgage origination sales group, and producing manager of the Bear/EMC correspondent sales team. MountainView can be found on the Web at http://www.mvcg.com.