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National Sales Executive

Posted 13 days ago

service 1st service first information solutionsArlington (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Company Description: Service 1st (Service First Information Solutions, LLC) is a trusted leader in credit reporting and loan origination solutions, serving lenders nationwide since 1926. The company delivers one-source origination and verification services designed to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance technology-driven workflows. With a focus on transparent, efficient design throughout the loan lifecycle, Service 1st supports smarter, compliant decision-making. The firm is committed to helping clients get down to business quickly and effectively by driving down origination costs and improving risk mitigation. An experienced and accessible team provides ongoing guidance on compliance, regulatory updates, and mortgage industry developments. Who I want to meet:
  • A proven business developer with experience in mortgage services, credit reporting, or mortgage technology.
  • A consultative seller who asks good questions, understands a lender’s challenges, and connects solutions to business results.
  • Someone who takes ownership of prospecting, follow-through, and winning new business.
  • A relationship builder who earns trust and brings value beyond a price quote.
You’ll help lenders navigate changing credit requirements, evaluate technology, and improve their lending workflows while growing your book of business. If you know this industry, enjoy the hunt, and want to make an impact, let’s talk. Message me directly to learn more, or share this post with someone who would be a great fit.#Hiring #National SalesExecutive #Mortgage Technology #Credit Reporting #Mortgage Industry

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