Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Barbara Peterson is currently an Assistant Vice President in the Default Servicing Group at M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank, where she is responsible for managing the Bank’s Loss Mitigation and Bankruptcy Departments.Barb joined M&I Marshall & Ilsley in February of 2008 with over 20 years experience in the Banking and Mortgage Banking industries. She has held management positions at Chase and Wells Fargo in their Loss Mitigation Departments.

Scott Brinkley is Senior Vice President of First American’s Outsourcing and Technology Solutions division. He oversees all outsourcing services and technology solutions spanning the default continuum, including: Default Outsourcing, Claims Outsourcing, Default Technologies, Loss Mitigation Services, Document Services, REO Asset Management, Field Services and International Outsourcing. In addition, Scott provides direct oversight for the First Indian Corporation, First American’s Indian Business Process Outsourcing platform. Prior to assuming his current role Scott served in several executive leadership roles within First American including: First American National Claims Outsourcing, First American Field Services, and Global Outsourcing and has performed other strategic planning and business development roles within the First American Corporation. Scott founded Baker Brinkley & Pierce - The Default Solutions Group, where he served as President and CEO for ten years. He joined First American through the acquisition of his company in 2004. Scott has been actively engaged with the development of outsourcing solutions for the mortgage industry for over 23 years. Leveraging his entrepreneurial background, he has been instrumental in the diversification, consolidation and expansion of First American’s default-related businesses.

Brian Cutler was the EVP & CTO at Arrow Financial Services one of the top debt buyers in the industry. He was responsible for the company's information technology infrastructure and technology strategy. He has 30 years of experience in the ARM industry and is an acknowledged expert in ARM software applications and technology. Arrow was purchased in September of 2004 by Sallie Mae where Brian took over the I.T. responsibility of Sallie Mae’s Asset Performance Group as VP of Technology for that division. In May of 2009 Brian became Sr. Director of, Product Management, Program Management for Ontario Systems a major software provide for the ARM industry and is currently responsible for shaping the products of Ontario’s ARM software products including their latest product Collect Savvy.

Sue Saathoff was promoted to Senior VP of Operations at WFB in May 2007. Prior to that time, she served as VP of Operations since WFB opened its doors in March 2001. Previous experience included various roles and responsibility in the credit card division of National Bank of Commerce, including Service Manager, Processing Manager, and VP of Operations. Sue has over 20 years of credit card banking experience and 25 years of total banking experience.

Michael McKeever is a graduate of Fairfield University and Villanova University School of Law. Mr. McKeever has been practicing law and representing mortgage lenders for over 20 years. Mr. McKeever became a partner in the Philadelphia based law firm of Goldbeck McCafferty & McKeever in 1995 and became managing partner in 2005. He is licensed to practice law in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey and is a member of all Federal District Courts in both states. He is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell.Mr. McKeever has testified before the United States Senate Judiciary Committee and has been interviewed by the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, NBC Nightly News, CNN, ABC Nightline and the Philadelphia Inquirer as to the efficacy of Mortgage Foreclosure Diversion and Conciliation Programs. He has presented at a number of seminars representing the lenders’ perspective as to home retention, including a presentation before the Pennsylvania State Conference of Judges.He is actively involved in the creation of Mediation/Conciliation programs in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, protecting the rights of lenders while affording homeowners an opportunity to resolve their delinquent loans.Mr. McKeever is a member of the Executive Board of the American Legal and Financial Network (“AFN”) and was a founding member of the National Foreclosure Professionals and served as President of that organization from 2001 until 2004.

Alanna Brown (Scott) is Fannie Mae’s Director, Government Programs and New Initiatives in the National Servicing Organization. She is responsible for program development, implementation and servicer engagement for the Administration's Making Home Affordable (MHA) Program. She is also responsible for leading the strategic planning, development, and implementation of new loss mitigation solutions for Fannie Mae. Previously, Ms. Brown led teams and performed a variety of roles within Fannie Mae’s Single-Family Product Development, Communications and Marketing Services, and Program Management Office/Finance teams. Ms. Brown holds a BA in Communications from the University of Houston and also holds an MBA from the University of Maryland

As Executive Vice President of Servicing at Nationstar Mortgage, Robert is responsible for all aspects of the company's primary and special servicing business. Prior to joining Nationstar in February 2008, he was with GMAC Residential Funding Corporation for nine years in a variety of roles, including Managing Director of its Homecomings servicing and Master Servicing operations and as CEO of its United Kingdom Mortgage Lending Business. After graduating from the University of North Texas, and spending five years with Ernst & Young, Robert spent the first 9 years of his mortgage career with Capstead Mortgage Corporation in servicing and portfolio management roles.