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VP of Business Development Departs from Carrington

Published April 24, 2012 10:03 AM EDT 1 Min Read

Don Curtis, vice president of business development for Carrrington Mortgage Services, Santa Ana, Calif., has left the company.

In a new email to colleagues Curtis announced his departure but made no mention of why he’s leaving the company or why.

Curtis joined the privately held Carrington a few years back from Franklin Credit, a specialty servicer that focused on nonprime loans. During his career he also has worked at Wells Fargo Home Mortgage and Nationwide Lending Group.

Carrington, which is owned by a hedge fund, was founded in 2007. It is both a lender and servicer.

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