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Posted: April 2, 2019
Cornerstone Land Abstract promotes Volpe, welcomes Morgen
Cornerstone Land Abstract
Cornerstone Land Abstract
New York, NY According to Cornerstone Land Abstract, Danielle Volpe has been promoted, and Doug Morgen has joined the firm.
Volpe was promoted to vice president of business development, to focus more on client development. Volpe previously worked as a title closer and business development executive. Volpe will work to enhance her current relationships in both the residential and commercial real estate community and will focus on developing and executing company sales and marketing plans while implementing new ideas and tools for the company.
Morgen joined the Cornerstone team as a business development executive. He will use his experience in complex transactions and all types of residential mortgages to help analyze clients’ individual circumstances, understand objectives and will formulate strategies to better serve our client base. Morgen’s past experience will provide a platform to educate and continue to add value to our clients. He will work on both residential and commercial transactions.
“We are thrilled to add Doug to our growing team. He brings vast experience and a network that will continue to drive our company forward. We are also very lucky to have Danielle in this new role as her talent and closing ability will be an incredible asset to this area of our business. Her progression is natural and embodies our commitment and focus on closing deals. We are pleased to congratulate Danielle and Doug on their new roles and we are grateful for their hard work, commitment and dedication to our team.” said Jason Hudson, CEO of Cornerstone Land Abstract.
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