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Posted: May 5, 2008
Napolitano joins Liberty Title Agency as CFO
According to Liberty Title Agency, LLC, Joseph Napolitano, CPA, has joined the company as chief financial officer. Napolitano brings more than 15 years of title and accounting expertise to his position at Liberty.
Prior to joining Liberty Title, he was vice president and the New York area commercial controller for
LandAmerica Financial Group. There, Napolitano developed programs to analyze the sales efforts in both the commercial and residential sectors.
Napolitano served as the chairman of the audit committee of the N.Y. Mortgage Bankers Assoc., is a frequent guest speaker for the Union City Board of Education, and is a member of the American Institute of Public Accountants and the N.J. Society of Certified Public Accountants. He holds a B.S. degree in Accounting from St. Peter's College.
The Liberty Title Agency family of companies was launched six years ago and today has offices in Manhattan, Uniondale, Southampton, Greenport, and Westchester, New York. The company recently passed $50 billion in closings. Liberty is trusted by the nation's most respected underwriters and is proud to count leading real estate developers, financial institutions, and other companies among their loyal client base.
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