The Jacksonville Chapter of Florida Association of Mortgage Professionals (FAMP) recognized several members at the group’s August membership meeting for exceptional service to the Jacksonville Chapter and to the mortgage industry in Jacksonville.
The John Rein Award, named after a founding member of the association, was presented to Howard Dyal, of Prodigy Home Loans for exceptional service to, and effectiveness as a member of, the Jacksonville Chapter of FAMP.
The mission of the Florida Association of Mortgage Professionals is to advance the mortgage profession through advocacy, education and ethical practice. FAMP was founded in 1960 and has more than 14 chapters, representing 2,000 members statewide. The Jacksonville Chapter serves mortgage professionals in Duval, St. Johns, Nassau, Clay, Flagler and Columbia counties. For more information go to myfamp.org.
The John Rein Award, named after a founding member of the association, was presented to Howard Dyal, of Prodigy Home Loans for exceptional service to, and effectiveness as a member of, the Jacksonville Chapter of FAMP.
The mission of the Florida Association of Mortgage Professionals is to advance the mortgage profession through advocacy, education and ethical practice. FAMP was founded in 1960 and has more than 14 chapters, representing 2,000 members statewide. The Jacksonville Chapter serves mortgage professionals in Duval, St. Johns, Nassau, Clay, Flagler and Columbia counties. For more information go to myfamp.org.
