Jason Allnutt is Fannie Mae’s vice president for the Credit Loss Management & Quality Assurance organization.  He reports directly to the Senior Vice President – Credit Loss Management and Quality Assurance.

Allnutt is responsible for all functions supporting the acquisition and management of real estate owned (REO) assets.  He is also responsible for the day-to-day operations of credit loss management, the national servicing organization (NSO) and the national underwriting center (NUC).

Ingrid Beckles is the vice president of Servicing & Asset Management where she is responsible for developing and implementing general servicing, loss mitigation, foreclosure and REO strategies, policies, procedures and technologies that enable Freddie Mac to mitigate and manage credit losses and effectively manage cash flows, investor reporting and transaction accounting activities.  She has oversight of and leadership responsibilities for the following departments: Performing Loans and Non-Performing Loan Servicing, REO/property disposition, and Default Fees and Claims.

Paul B. Bennett is senior vice president and chief economist of the NYSE.

As chief economist and head of the Research department at the New York Stock Exchange, Paul Bennett is responsible for analytic support for the Exchange's various business and public-policy activities, and for support of academic and other professional research into equities market issues.

Bob Caruso is the Servicing and Post Closing executive for consumer Real Estate and Insurance Services Group at Bank of America, one of the world’s leading financial services companies. Bank of America serves more than 59 million consumers and small businesses nationally, including banking centers located in 33 states and the District of Columbia and 175 countries around the globe.

R.T. Glass & Associates is the nonprime mortgage sector industry leader in executive search today. The firm is led by Rick Glass who has developed a disciplined practice focused specifically in nonprime mortgage banking search and selection since 1993. Mr. Glass’s industry research has been featured in Mortgage Banking magazine and published by the National Bureau of Economic Research.

Larry Litton, Jr. is President and Chief Executive Officer of Litton Loan Servicing. Litton manages a $60BB portfolio consisting of sub-prime, HLTV, and non-performing assets. His team has developed a host of default servicing technologies and loan resolution programs that have had a huge impact on reducing credit losses and saving homes. Larry and the company have been vocal leaders in the industry regarding customer care, and have implemented a number of programs and systems that have increased customer satisfaction and raised service levels to the top of the industry. Litton maintains the top rating from all three rating agencies.

Anthony T. Meola joined Morgan Stanley in June of 2007 as Chief Operating Officer of its U.S Residential Lending Operations. He is responsible for all aspects of  Morgan Stanley’s Busines Stratgey and Operational Execution in the Mortgage space for the United States. Prior to this poistion Meola  wase employed by New Century from May 2006 to May 2007 as Executive Vice President, Production. He was  responsible for managing and expanding the company's national production franchise, broadening the mortgage product menu available for delivery through all loan origination channels and increasing productivity to enhance competitive position.

Diane Pendley is the managing director of Fitch Ratings’ operational risk group within its structured finance division. Diane’s responsibilities include program development and oversight of global, residential, and commercial servicer ratings and ABS seller/servicer ratings. Her group is also responsible for global trustee evaluations and domestic residential originator/issuer reviews. In addition, she manages various other special projects related to servicing, origination, operational performance, and surveillance.

Kevin Petrasic serves as Special Counsel at the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS). In this capacity, he handles a wide range of legal issues relating to legislative matters, legal policy, and developments in regulatory oversight and compliance policy, including privacy, lending and deposit-taking issues, and housing-related matters. He also handles testimony preparation for the OTS, speech preparation for the OTS Director, and speaks at numerous conferences and forums on behalf of the OTS.

Larry Platt is one of two Practice Area Leaders of the Financial Services Practice of K&L Gates and sits on the firm’s Management Committee. K&L Gates maintains one of the most prominent financial services practices in the United States--with over 150 U.S.-based lawyers representing diversified financial services institutions and their affiliated service providers. The U.S. National Law Journal identified K&L Gates as a “go to” law firm for Financial America.

Norton Wells joined EMC Mortgage in August 2004 and currently oversees the Quality Control Division, which includes Imminent Default / ARM Resets; Operational Reviews of all servicing functions and supporting vendors; Reg AB / USAP compliance; centralized Policies and Procedures;  Scratch & Dent Due Diligence; and Office Services / Business Continuity.

In 1997, David J. Zugheri co-founded First Houston Mortgage, a Houston-based mortgage banking firm currently licensed in 18 states that offers residential mortgage lending services, from the initial application to underwriting and funding.