Todd Ballenger

Hi, I'm Todd Ballenger.

Todd Ballenger's Bio:

Todd Ballenger's Experience:

• Vice President at Innovision, Inc

  November 1995 - November 2010

  Founded in 1995, Innovision has purchased, rehabbed, and leased over 70 single family, duplex, and small multifamily properties, include commercial office and small industrial through various LLC and partnerships. Curently run by Laura Ballenger, the company services and supports rentals and leasing of the existing portfolio of properties.

• Vice President at PHH Mortgage

  June 2003 - January 2007

  Managed the developed and integration of a proprietary technology within the PHH domain. Worked to develop and deploy strategy for American Express, AIG, Schwab, Allstate, Banco Popular and other related financial institutions.

• Vice President at Cendant Mortgage

  2003 - 2007

  Cendant Mortgage and PHH Mortgage were the same company, Cendant became PHH after a public spin.

• Consultant - Business Development at Zoom Culture

  December 2001 - December 2002

  Assisted with fund raising, interaction with venture capital firms, and liason to various corporate clients. Developed national video network of college students shooting film and uploading for online television. Assisted with negotiations with Sony, Apple, Avid.

• Senior Vice President at mortgage.com

  September 1999 - October 2000

  After rolling our Capital Savings, Planmax and ACM USA into the September 99' IPO of mortgage.com, the focus shifted to the development of lending platforms for financial institutions: TDWaterhouse, HDVest, American Express, et. al.

• President at BuildNet Financial

  1999 - 2000

  Structured a mortgage lending operation for BuildNet Financial before moving business to mortgage.com

• President at Advantage Capital Mortgage

  February 1997 - September 1999

  Created a franchise based lending joint venture between Capital Savings Co (a NC Lender) and various real estate firms in the Southeast. Became the exclusive lender for Re/Max McPherson Regions (the largest Re/Max franchise in the US). Rolled this into mortgage.com in 1999.

• President at PlanMax Financial

  January 1995 - September 1999

  Created a web based lending company for financial advisors to submit mortgage leads through a mortgage planning system. This was sold to mortgage.com in 1999.

• President at Capital Savings Co.

  January 1991 - September 1999

  Launched a financial services company selling insurance, securities, and other financial products in 1991. Converted to a mortgage lender in 1993 and worked with lending through financial advisors. Became one of the largest private mortgage lenders in NC. Sold this company to mortgage.com in 1999.

• Field Sales Manager at Southwestern

  May 1985 - September 1991

  Recruited Students from Multiple Universities and trained them to see door-to-door during their summers.

• President at Mortgage Success Source

  January 2012

  Leading provider of Lending Content, Mortgage Market Updates, Loan Officer Development and Sales Presentation Tools to the Nation's Top Lending Institutions.

• Founder at National Institute of Financial Education

  November 2007

  Institute designed to help consumers increase financial responsibility through better education. Knowing better is doing better...

• Founder at LendersInsight

  2005

  Created a desktop sharing application based on a one-click approach to sharing desktops - have since partnered with ILinc to develop a series of brands (LendersInsight)(AdvisorsInsight)(RealtorsInsight), etc. and technology for simplified 1to1 and 1tomany desktop sharing.

• President at KendallTodd, Inc.

  November 2000

  Consulting company providing Strategy, Content, Training and Tools to financial institutions seeking to integrate liability management and asset management into a total wealth strategy. We bridge the gaps between assets and liabilities. Learn more at: www.kendalltodd.com.

Todd Ballenger's Education:

• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

  1984 – 1988
  BA/BS

• Ashbrook High School

  1981 – 1984