Sean Varin and Paul Marsh have been promoted to senior roles at Fathom Holdings and Fathom Holdings’ subsidiary, Encompass Lending Group. The duo will be responsible for stoking growth opportunities at both companies.
Source: Inman News
Fathom Holdings promotes 2 execs in strategic growth, mortgage roles
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