Moved by so many tales of personal triumphs, family hardships, and successes despite impossible odds, loanDepot’s CEO and Founder Anthony Hsieh has expanded the number of winners from 8 to 11. While the selection committee was impressed with all of the stories submitted, the lucky winners are listed here.
We’re just hours away from announcing the "An Evening with Anthony Hsieh” contest winners! Check back here tomorrow and you’ll find out who has earned a seat at the table with our CEO Anthony Hsieh.
The future of modern lending is debuting at #TeamloanDepot offices across the nation via a wide-scale training roadshow. As part of our ongoing mello™ training support, loanDepot associates are diving into local two-day, interactive immersion training programs. These engaging sessions follow last month's demonstration of the platform's Digital Origination software, which delivers-in-minutes credit applications, side-by-side product options and pricing, loan offers, pre-qualifications, and loan approval notifications.
As we continue to witness today's technological evolution, the lore of John Henry continues to resonate. His story, a metaphor for "man vs. machine" and the rise of the industrial revolution, has become an American legend.
This past weekend our CEO Anthony Hsieh hosted seven decorated military veterans from around the country on a three-day fishing excursion in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico aboard his tournament-rigged 100-foot yacht, Bad Company. The trip was truly the adventure of a lifetime for his guests, who were chosen through the help of Freedom Alliance, a charity that supports the rehabilitation needs of wounded service members, combat veterans and military families.
With the same energy and excitement that recently launched mello™, loanDepot this week has taken to the airwaves again, this time with a new multimillion-dollar national television branding campaign featuring :30 and :60 second spots.
The Wounded Warrior Support Network, headed by CEO Beverly Trout, provides active duty and wounded, ill and injured veterans and their family members with ways to have productive lives at home through programs such as homemade meal delivery, sporting events, job fairs, and more. Nepolitan has been volunteering with the group for the past year, teaching financial literacy and speaking at bases in Southern California.
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