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HomeStreet

www.homestreet.com

 
HomeStreet Bank is one of the largest community banks in the Northwest, California and Hawaii. Since we began in 1921, we`ve stayed focused on what we believe is most important: building long-term relationships with our customers and providing ongoing support to our communities. We offer a full range of financial services including commercial banking, commercial lending, consumer banking, mortgage lending, residential construction financing, commercial real estate financing and insurance services. Our primary area of community focus is housing and homes. HomeStreet also supports organizations where our employees have an integral involvement. HomeStreet is an Equal Housing Lender and makes mortgage ...
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.homestreet.com
  • 601 Union Street Suite. 2000
    Seattle, WA USA 98101
  • Phone: 206.389.4400

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Donna Cochener
 SVP, Deputy General Counsel Profile
Diane Novak
 SVP, Chief Compliance Officer | Fair Lending Officer | Banking | Lending | Investments | Insurance Profile
Brad Goergen
 SVP and Assistant General Counsel-Commercial Lending Profile
Godfrey Evans
 Executive Vice President Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel Profile

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