New Multifamily VPs will Focus on Mission, Risk
Freddie Mac Multifamily has announced the promotions of Corey Aber and Erlita Shively to vice presidents, enhancing its mission to serve the multifamily market. Aber will lead the Multifamily Mission, Policy & Strategy, while Shively will oversee Multifamily Counterparty Risk Management. Aber, a 17-year veteran, will focus on affordable housing initiatives, and Shively, with extensive experience since 1997, will manage lender compliance and risk activities. These promotions align with Freddie Mac's commitment to stability and affordability in the housing sector.
- Promotions of Corey Aber and Erlita Shively signal a commitment to internal talent development.
- Corey Aber's role focuses on affordable housing and underserved markets, enhancing Freddie Mac's mission.
- Erlita Shively manages strategic compliance, ensuring stability and liquidity across the Optigo® network.
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Freddie Mac Multifamily Announces Promotions of Corey Aber and Erlita Shively
MCLEAN, Va., May 27, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Freddie Mac (OTCQB: FMCC) Multifamily today announced that it has named two new vice presidents that will better help the company serve its mission and manage its risks. Corey Aber is now vice president of Multifamily Mission, Policy & Strategy and Erlita Shively is now vice president of Multifamily Counterparty Risk Management.
“Corey Aber and Erlita Shively are both veterans of Freddie Mac Multifamily and their promotions reflect our commitment to grow talent and provide stability and affordability to the multifamily market,” said Kevin Palmer, head of Multifamily business at Freddie Mac. “I look forward to seeing Corey and Erlita’s ongoing contributions to the market leadership and innovation that is synonymous with Freddie Mac Multifamily.”
A 17-year veteran, Corey held a number of positions related to Multifamily’s mission, policy and strategic initiatives. In his new role, Corey will oversee the company’s mission-focused policies, initiatives and strategies including regulatory relations and new initiatives processes, all of which further our support of affordable housing and underserved markets. This includes leading all aspects of Multifamily’s Equitable Housing efforts. Aber previously played an integral role in the development of the Green Advantage® suite of offerings and previously worked on Freddie Mac’s Targeted Affordable Housing Team. He holds a bachelor’s degree in history from Brown University.
Erlita joined Freddie Mac in 1997 as a senior auditor and has held a number of positions throughout Freddie Mac, including director of Customer Compliance Management for Multifamily. Currently, Erlita leads a team charged with setting the strategic vision for the division’s servicer relationship and lender compliance management. Her team is responsible for the Multifamily Seller/Servicer Guide and carry out annual risk management activities to maintain stability and ensure liquidity across the Optigo® network. Erlita has a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting from the College of William & Mary and is a certified public accountant.
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