Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Cheryl Lang is president and CEO of Integrated Mortgage Solutions, Houston.

Cade Holleman is responsible for the day-to-day management of the National Association of Women REO Brokerages. In his role as Executive Director, Cade specifically oversees the association’s government relations, events and educational programming development, as well as all content delivered by NAWRB to its membership base and the public at large. Cade specializes in U.S. housing policy with a focus on REO disposition and small disadvantaged business utilization. He is an affiliate member of REOMAC and the Center for Association Leadership. Cade has been with NAWRB since April 2010. In 2005, Cade received his bachelor’s degree in Public Relations at St. Louis’ Webster University, and then went on to achieve his Master’s of Arts in International Cooperation at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. He is originally from Arkansas.

Ted Cornwell has been covering the mortgage business for the past 20 years in the areas of mortgage servicing and technology.

Cody Trobaugh, a graduate of The Ohio State University, is the Short Sale Director for Wingspan Portfolio Advisors where he has contributed to the company’s growth through the development of a real estate centric approach to short sales that emphasizes both default servicing and real estate market needs. Cody manages a team that provides back office support and the facilitation of short sales for various realtor and attorney networks on a national scale.Prior to joining Wingspan, Cody served as a Loss Mitigation Supervisor at Saxon/Morgan Stanley where he oversaw the day-to-day operation and internal auditing of short sales for securitized, GSE, and HAFA portfolios. Cody began his career in default servicing at Saxon, rising from modification underwriter to supervising early to late stage collections, modifications, and short sale teams during his tenure.

Mert Kayan is Director of Loss Mitigation Strategies and Products in the National Servicing Organization of Fannie Mae. Mert leads standardized product development efforts with the goal of expanding the reach and effectiveness of loss mitigation solutions that Fannie Mae offers. Since joining Fannie Mae in 2005, Mert has served in various leadership roles including Internal Audit, Single Family Credit Risk Management and Special Assets. Prior to joining Fannie Mae, Mert worked in commercial credit risk management with Arvest Bank Group. Mert has a MBA from R. H. Smith School of Business at University of Maryland.

James H. Francis serves as an executive vice president at Union Bank, N.A., and head of its Consumer Lending division. Appointed to this position in 2009, Francis oversees consumer lending products for Retail Banking and is responsible for the bank’s $24 billion consumer and residential loan portfolio. Francis has more than 25 years of banking experience and a comprehensive knowledge of debt and equity transactions, tax credit investments, underwriting, residential mortgage, and commercial and consumer lending. He joined Union Bank in 1986 and co-founded its Community Development Finance division in 1995, overseeing the division’s expansion across the West Coast and the origination of more than $3 billion in debt and equity financing for the development of affordable housing.Francis has spoken extensively on the subject of affordable housing at conferences hosted by Housing California, the Southern California Association of Non-Profit Housing Developers, the Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California and others.Well known for his community involvement and leadership in the housing industry, Francis has served as a board member of the California Community Reinvestment Corporation and as a president and board member of the Affordable Housing Investors Council, an organization comprised of the nation’s largest Low Income Housing Tax Credit investors. He also serves on the board of Union Bank Foundation.Francis received his B.A. in economics from the University of California at Davis.

Greg Imm is the SVP and Director of Fifth Third Bank’s Community Affairs, Fair Lending and Responsible Banking (FLRB) Department. In this capacity, he directs the enterprise wide CRA and FLRB programs to responsibly empower families and communities. Prior to joining Fifth Third, Greg was SVP and Senior Compliance Officer for Washington Mutual in Seattle. He was in charge of WaMu’s Corporate Compliance function (Fair Lending, Privacy, Government Reporting, Consumer Complaints, Examination Management, and Unfair Practice Control) as well as the compliance programs for all home secured loan products. Greg also spent 15 years at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco as both a field examiner, and ultimately the Senior Manager responsible for overseeing the compliance performance of all state-member banks, bank holding companies, and financial holding companies in the 12 Western states.