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HLP Announces New Addition to its Board of Directors

LG2_Headshot_2016HLP, a collaborative created in 2009 that engages the key stakeholders who work with families on homeownership—nonprofit counselors, advocates, mortgage lenders, servicers and investors, attorneys and government agencies, recently announced former HLP CEO and Founder Larry Gilmore, has been elected to the company's Board of Directors.

Gilmore currently serves as VP of National Community Lending for HSBC, where he manages the company’s strategy to originate mortgage loans to underserved communities throughout America.

“I am delighted to have Larry Gilmore join the HLP board of directors.  Larry will make an immediate contribution to the board,” said HLP’s Board Chair, Faith Schwartz. “He will be effective in bringing new opportunities to the organization and offering a lender viewpoint on some key aspects of consumer lending and support.  

According to Schwartz, Gilmore’s long-time commitment to helping borrowers with affordable housing opportunities and foreclosure avoidance efforts makes him an obvious addition to HLP’s board.

Gilmore is a seasoned leader with an extensive history working in the housing and finance industries, with an emphasis in working with underserved communities.

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