LoanLogics has announced that its president and COO, Bill Neville, will take over the role of CEO from Brian Fitzpatrick. LoanLogics Founder and Chairman Howard Conyack Jr. said Neville’s leadership will help drive the company’s technology development and innovation.

JPMorgan Chase is making some changes to its senior leadership. The megabank announced Wednesday that it its current chief financial officer, Marianne Lake, will become the CEO of its consumer lending business, which includes mortgage lending, card services, and auto finance. Replacing Lake as CFO is Jennifer Piepszak, who is currently CEO of the bank’s card services business.

Commercial real estate giant CBRE announced that Leah Stearns will be joining the company as its next chief financial officer. Stearns is stepping into the role as the company’s current CFO, James Groch, transitions his focus on responsibilities as the company’s global group president and chief investment officer.

Adolfo Marzol, senior advisor to the Department of Housing and Urban and Development Secretary Ben Carson, has left the agency for a new gig in housing finance. The Federal Housing Finance Agency announced Tuesday that Marzol has already assumed the role of principal deputy director, reporting to the agency’s new director, Mark Calabria, who was sworn in Monday.

ServiceLink announced it has brought on Tim Gillis to serve as the company’s new vice president of capital market sales. “We’re thrilled to have Tim on our team. His extensive contacts and knowledge within the Capital Markets and Single-Family Rental space add additional depth to our Default Sales team,” said Miriam Moore, ServiceLink’s division president, default services.

Churchill Mortgage has hired Tim Broadhurst as SVP of loan officer development. Broadhurst, who is also a senior home loan specialist with the company, has more than 25 years of experience in loan officer training and development and is a well-known speaker and mortgage coach.

Just last month Radian announced that David Stevens, the former head of the Federal Housing Administration and the Mortgage Bankers Association, would be joining its board of directors. But now, just three weeks later, Stevens is out for reasons unknown.

LRES, a residential and commercial mortgage services company, recently announced Scott Spencer joined the team as its new chief technology officer. LRES President Mark Johnson said Spencer’s role is pivotal in rounding out the company’s executive team as well as leading the deployment of its technology initiatives.