ATHENS, Ga. /ScoopCloud/ -- FormFree(R) today announced that company board member Faith Schwartz and Founder and CEO Brent Chandler have been invited to share their subject matter expertise at prominent upcoming mortgage industry events. Schwartz and Chandler will participate on panels at the Mortgage Bankers Association's (MBA) Annual Convention and Expo and NEXT Mortgage Events' #NEXTDC19 conference, respectively.
The MBA Annual Convention and Expo takes place October 27-30, 2019, at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas.
Schwartz will participate in the Innovation and Tech breakout session "Perfect Harmony: Protecting Personal Information" on Tuesday, October 29, from 3 - 4 p.m., where she will discuss how lenders can best protect borrowers' sensitive financial information with co-panelists Louann Bernstone, managing director and head of vendor management at Promontory Fulfillment Service; Nicole Booth, vice president of public policy at Quicken Loans; and Courtenay R. Dunn, counsel at MERSCORP.
#NEXTDC19 takes place November 18-19, 2019, at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco in Washington, D.C.
Chandler will participate in the panel "Digital Impact: Drivers and expectations fueling (and stalling) mortgage's digital transformation" on Tuesday, November 19, from 2 - 3 p.m. Cindy Keith, director of product development at Fannie Mae, will moderate a discussion of digital mortgage transformation and its impact on various sectors of the housing industry featuring panelists Julie Jones, senior vice president at Class Valuation and Shelley Leonard, executive vice president at Black Knight.
"Mortgage technology is in the midst of an exciting evolution, and it is crucial that we prioritize the experiences of the people involved in the lending process as we reorganize processes and develop technology," said Chandler. "I look forward to discussing how the housing economy can work together to promote a measurably more frictionless, secure and productive home lending process."
FormFree is a proud sponsor of #NEXTDC19. Organized by NEXT Mortgage Events, Housing Finance Strategies and Women in Housing Finance, #NEXTDC19 is the first women's executive summit to bring together Washington policy makers, fintech luminaries and mortgage lending executives for a dedicated, ongoing conversation on housing policy's impact on mortgage lenders and fintech providers.
Additionally, FormFree will exhibit at the MBA Annual Convention and Expo, where the company can be found at booth #621. With over 4,000 attendees, the show is the largest mortgage industry event of the year.
About FormFree(R)
FormFree(R) is a market-leading fintech company whose revolutionary products AccountChek(R) and Passport(tm) are changing the credit decisioning landscape and encouraging lenders nationwide to incorporate a more holistic view of each borrower's financial DNA. To date, thousands of U.S. lenders and brokers have ordered millions of FormFree's patented verification reports representing over a trillion dollars in loan verifications. FormFree delights borrowers and lenders with a paperless experience, reduces origination timelines by up to 20 days and offers automated analysis and standardized delivery to lenders and investors using a secure ReIssueKey(tm). A HousingWire TECH100(tm) company for four consecutive years, FormFree is based in Athens, Georgia.
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FormFree today announced that company board member Faith Schwartz and Founder and CEO Brent Chandler have been invited to share their subject matter expertise at prominent upcoming mortgage industry events. Schwartz and Chandler will participate on panels at the Mortgage Bankers Association's (MBA) Annual Convention and Expo and NEXT Mortgage Events' #NEXTDC19 conference, respectively.
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