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Assurant Announces New Leadership

unnamedAssurant, Inc. announced on this week that Marc Connelly has joined Assurant Mortgage Solutions as National Sales Director—with the primary focus on growing the title and origination valuations product lines for Assurant.

“Marc’s deep background in sales and business development is matched by knowledge and insights into our industry,” said Dan Hoppes, SVP, Mortgage Solutions at Assurant. “We were impressed by Marc’s breadth of experience in real estate including the title and settlement process, and are confident that his expertise will help us grow our mortgage solutions business."

In response, Connelly said that he is impressed with Assurant’s commitment to clients that is visible in the innovative solutions the company produces. "I look forward to being a part of delivering the new solutions that enable our clients’ success,” commented Connelly.

Connelly's previous roles include EVP of Business Development at McDonnell and Associates, P.A., a multi-state general practice law firm with a focus on real estate law, title development and settlement services. He also served as a managing partner at Epic Real Estate Solutions, where he was responsible for strategic and consultative sales as well as implementing a revolutionary new technology in response to regulatory changes relevant to lenders, realtors, title agents and consumers. In addition, Connelly previously worked in business development at TitleClose and Prommis Solutions, LLC.

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