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Posted: October 27, 2015
Byrley joins the Atlas Commercial Capital team
Mark Byrley, Atlas Commercial CapitalNew York, NY According to Atlas Commercial Capital, Inc., Mark Byrley has joined the firm. Byrley has been in the financial industry for over 30 years, serving in various key roles in both the equity and lending industries. He comes to Atlas with 23 years of mortgage lending experience as a senior loan officer.
He has won numerous production awards over the years and has extensive sales and marketing experience.
Byrley’s experience also included many years working for the NYSE firm of Legg Mason where he worked extensively in both the commercial and residential real estate limited partnerships arena.
He is a graduate of The American University in Washington, D.C. majoring in communications.
Byrley holds the title of senior account executive with Atlas and will be responsible for the expansion of the company’s client base across the U.S. In addition to working with property owners, he will handle lender relations. He will be based in Raleigh, N.C. with offices in New York City as well.
Atlas Commercial Capital has been a leader for over 20 years as a commercial property mortgage and real estate company.
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