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Posted: October 24, 2011
Mastrella joins WebTitle Agency as account manager
Larry Mastrella has joined WebTitle Agency as an account manager. Mastrella will be responsible for exploring strategic partnerships with financial institutions and
realtors in the Greater Rochester area as well as Western N.Y. and in other states.
Mastrella brings over 20 years experience in the financial and real estate industries, previously as a marketing administrator for Vasile Law Group and as vice president of sales and marketing for Independent Title Agency. He also brings extensive knowledge of the mortgage lending industry from his time with Chase Mortgage.
WebTitle Agency specializes in providing comprehensive statewide and multi-state real property research and title insurance products and services to the banking, legal, telecommunications and real estate development communities.
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