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Phyllis Hanlon

Special To Banker & Tradesman

Phyllis Hanlon is a freelance writer and a frequent contributor to Banker & Tradesman.

Phyllis Hanlon can be reached at editorial@thewarrengroup.com

Dave Bernotas

by Phyllis Hanlon | Sep 19, 2011

If the mortgage industry could claim its own â€œIndiana Jones,â€ that man would be Dave Bernotas, President and CEO of 1-800 East West Mortgage.

Robin Assaf

by Phyllis Hanlon | Jul 17, 2011

Anyone will tell you unequivocally that Robin Assaf is an enthusiastic “people person.” Both in the personal and professional sphere, she has embraced a people-centric philosophy and cultivated relationships that enhance her life, as well as that of others.

Amanda Strong

by Phyllis Hanlon | Jul 17, 2011

Throughout her academic journey, visions of jazzy jackets, dazzling dresses and sexy slingbacks danced in Amanda Strong’s head.

Amy Tierce

by Phyllis Hanlon | Jul 17, 2011

Amy Tierce always knew some day she’d be an entrepreneur.

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