MBAKY’s is planning on an In-Person Future Leaders Class this Fall!
This Future Leaders Program was designed to offer students unique insights into mortgage banking from the beginning of the process of marketing and pricing mortgage loans, through originating, processing, underwriting, closing, and servicing. Additional modules will cover the history of mortgage banking, how all the ‘pieces’ fit together, and will end up with a session on management, leadership and ethics.
This will be accomplished through nine separate modules over three days next fall at locations TBD in Louisville, with graduation plus program plaques presented after the last class.
The instructors for this are all current Kentucky Mortgage Bankers members with experience and expertise in their area of training. We encourage students’ pro-active participation in this to enhance their experience, and look forward to providing them an opportunity to learn more about the industry they have chosen for a career!
Benefits of this class, beyond the valuable information received from the instructors, include networking with fellow industry professionals, working on an industry-related group project, and, recognition to all members of MBAKY after graduation.
Additional information will be shared later in 2024, and if you have any questions, please contact the MBAKY office via e-mail, or call: 317-428-7699.
Below are the Fall 2023 Future Leaders class, along with their projects:
Above is the Fall 2023 MBAKY Future Leaders class that graduated in November. In addition to the MBAKY President and trainer, Marla Guillaume, and trainers Sharon Decker and Gidgett Lehr, are the following in alphabetical order:
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Mortgage Action Alliance (PDF)
Community Education (PDF)
Below are the Spring 2022 Future Leaders class, along with their projects:
Below are the Spring 2022 Future Leaders class, along with their projects:
Below are the Fall 2021 Future Leaders class, along with their projects:
Students and their class awards from the Spring 2021 class are pictured below: