JENNIFER GLENN
***** ***** *****, ***** *****, MO 63141
TELEPHONE: 573-***-**** EMAIL: *********@*****.*** APPLICABLE SKILLS
Detail-Oriented and Results Driven
Ability to Strategize and Troubleshoot
Efficiency in Multi-tasking
Adaptable to Change and Shifts in Priority
RECENT EXPERIENCE
BURNS & McDONNELL
Office Assistant Mar 2023 – Sept 2024
● Serve as the first point of contact for clients and business inquiries and office procurement.
● Schedule and execute team, department and company events and meetings. VETERANS UNITED HOME LOANS
Office Assistant Jan 2020 – Mar 2021
● Oversee office cleanliness and organization, replenishment of supplies. Loan Coordinator Sept 2019 – Jan 2020
● Request and organize all necessary documentation for closing on a home loan; evaluate readiness for underwriting, submit closing information and review final closing disclosures for accuracy.
VETERANS UNITED REALTY June 2011 – Sept 2019
Lender Relations Manager
● Train, coach and educate loan officers on realty related systems and procedures to effectively close home loans.
Production Manager
● Monitor performance metrics and coach 45+ Realty Coordinators.
● Develop and revise processes, and systems/technology to optimize individual and company performance and profitability.
Business Development Manager
● Implemented and developed a team of innovative 10+ Realty Coordinators.
● Identify and manage on-line lead opportunities, quality control of landing pages, and perform routine reporting of lead campaigns.
Project Manager
● Manage project requests and workflow with multiple deliverables and team-wide participation.
● Assess priorities, manage timelines and communicate with stakeholders. Realty Coordinator Team Lead
● Maintained responsibilities of Realty Coordinator, in addition to monitoring performance metrics and coaching team of 5+ Realty Coordinators. Realty Coordinator
● Answer general inquiries about the home buying process and provide education on the benefits of working with a real estate agent.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts, Biological Science, University of Missouri-Columbia December 2003