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New Vice President for zIngenuity

Risk management and loss mitigation company ""zIngenuity, Inc."":http://zingenuity.com/index.php, has hired a new vice president of business development, with the recent addition of Bob Voll. Charged with handling all sales and marketing activities, Voll will also work with zIngenuity's leadership team as the company prepares new product initiatives.

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Voll boasts more than 25 years of experience in the mortgage industry, and he has worked within multiple platforms of the business including lending, insurance, servicing, capital markets, and fulfillment. Most recently, Voll performed as the

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national director of sales and marketing for ""The StoneHill Group"":www.stonehillgroup.com/. Voll has also previously worked for ""Triad Guaranty"":www.tgic.com/, Washington Mutual, and the ""PMI Group"":www.pmi-us.com/ in diverse senior roles that targeted national accounts and client leadership.

Commenting on Voll's new position, zIngenuity's president and CEO, David Reber, said, ""Bob Voll is an outstanding addition to our management team and complements our plans to expand our company's footprint in the mortgage market. We have experienced phenomenal growth over the last few years in both of our practice areas, zIngenuity Analytics and Reporting Services (ZIN ARS) and zIngenuity Dispute and Resolution Services (ZIN DRS). We continue to see tremendous opportunities to work with our clients on legacy captive reinsurers and future risk retention vehicles to manage mortgage credit risk, and our clients continue to call on zIngenuity to vigorously defend them against allegations regarding origination and servicing issues.""

Co-founded in 2005 by Reber and Scott Allen, zIngenuity originally specialized in mortgage consulting and actuarial services. In 2009, the Texas-based company expanded its reach to encompass client defense against mortgage insurance recessions, denials, and repurchase demands.

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