Lake Michigan Credit Union hires Jason Robinson as Mortgage Loan Originator for Ann Arbor, MI office
GRAND RAPIDS, MI (April 25, 2018) — Lake Michigan Credit Union (LMCU) is pleased to welcome Jason Robinson to its team as a mortgage loan originator for its newly opened Ann Arbor mortgage office. He reports directly to LMCU’s Vice President of Regional Mortgage Production, Jason Ryba, and will be serving the Ann Arbor area exclusively.
Robinson graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in earth science and now has over 19 years of experience in the mortgage and banking industry. Previous positions include senior assistant vice president at Ann Arbor State Bank, mortgage loan officer at Bank of America and branch manager at Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corporation.
LMCU’s Jason Ryba said, “Jason is a highly accomplished originator. He is skilled in every aspect of the loan process and has a wide range of mortgage product knowledge. We are very fortunate to have him on our new Ann Arbor lending team.”
Robinson said, “I’m looking forward to offering LMCU’s impressive selection of products, rates and loan servicing. With their array of doctor/dentist, construction and jumbo loans, and first time homebuyer products, I’m confident I’ll always be able to find financing solutions for my clients.”
Robinson lives in Ann Arbor with his wife, son and daughter. In his free time, he enjoys tennis, golf, and kayaking.
Jason Robinson
About Lake Michigan Credit Union
Lake Michigan Credit Union (LMCU) is the largest credit union in Michigan. Employing a staff of over 1,550 and serving over 520,000 members, LMCU's assets exceed $11.5 billion, with a mortgage servicing portfolio of over $13 billion. LMCU has 65 convenient branch locations overall, including 19 in southwest Florida. LMCU members have access to over 55,000 Allpoint ATMs worldwide. LMCU provides a full range of financial services, from high interest-bearing checking accounts to personal loans, mortgages, investments, and commercial banking.
To find out more, visit LMCU.org.
