CHARLOTTE, North Carolina — Movement Mortgage, a top-10 retail mortgage lender, is pleased to announce the addition of Market Leader Brian Winter to the company's Mid Atlantic region, focusing on homeowner needs in North Carolina. 

Winter (NLMS #448563) brings over two decades of experience to the Movement team, most recently leading as Wells Fargo Branch Manager in Charlotte. Before that, Winter was affiliated with Eagle Home Mortgage, F&T Mortgage, and Universal American Mortgage. His formative years in the industry were spent as a Branch Sales Manager, also at Wells Fargo. Winter graduated from NC State in 1999 with a BS in Business Administration and Management.

"Brian's extensive background in sales and management, as well as his attention to building and maintaining quality relationships, makes him an excellent fit for our team,"  says Geoff Brown, Regional Director of the Mid Atlantic region. "With Brian, we look forward to continuing our growth in the Charlotte market." 

 Winter lives in the Charlotte metro area with his dog, Oscar. Charlotte is home to some of Movement's top markets, and is also home to the Movement Foundation and several Movement Schools. 

"Now, more than ever, nothing is more critical than flawless execution for our customers and the agents that trust us with their business," added Winter. "I am so excited to be a part of a team that invests and empowers its team members to achieve extraordinary results in extraordinary times."

About Movement Mortgage 

Movement Mortgage exists to love and value people by leading a Movement of Change in its industry, corporate culture and communities. Funding approximately $30 billion in residential mortgages annually, Movement is the sixth-largest retail mortgage lender in the U.S. Movement is best known for its innovative mortgage process and referable experience, which begins with Upfront Underwriting and a seven-day loan processing goal. The company employs more than 4,000 people, has more than 650 branches in the U.S. and is licensed in 50 states. After funding its balance sheet and investing in future growth, Movement's profits are paid to its primary shareholder, the nonprofit Movement Foundation. To date, Movement Foundation has received more than $260 million of Movement profit to invest in schools, affordable housing, communities and global outreach. For more information, visit www.movement.com.