Rush Mars
About Rush Mars
Rush Mars is an experienced Underwriter Resolutions Auditor and the founder of The blackpearl Fund, based in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area. With a background in finance and a commitment to elevating women and minorities, she has worked for notable institutions such as Bank of America and the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Work at Bayview Asset Management
Rush Mars has been employed at Bayview Asset Management, LLC as an Underwriter Resolutions Auditor since 2021. This role involves reviewing and resolving underwriting issues, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and enhancing operational efficiency. The position is remote, allowing for flexibility in work arrangements.
Current Role as Founder of The blackpearl Fund
Rush Mars founded The blackpearl Fund in 2019, located in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area. The fund focuses on financial empowerment for women and minorities, aiming to provide resources and opportunities for underrepresented groups. This initiative reflects her commitment to promoting financial literacy and support for innovative entrepreneurs.
Previous Experience in Financial Services
Prior to her current roles, Rush Mars worked at several financial institutions. She served as a Mortgage Underwriter at Bank of America from 2009 to 2013 and held a position in Consumer Banking & Financial Services at JPMorgan Chase & Co. from 2007 to 2008. Additionally, she worked as a Loan Underwriter II at the U.S. Small Business Administration from 2017 to 2021, where she deployed over $70 million in capital.
Education and Expertise
Rush Mars has pursued extensive education in finance and management. She studied Business Administration and Finance at Texas A&M University and completed courses in Asset Management at Collin College. She has also studied at the Corporate Finance Institute® (CFI) and Wharton Online, focusing on Finance and Fintech. This educational background supports her expertise in financial management and underwriting.
Achievements and Contributions
Rush Mars is recognized for her significant contributions to the financial sector. She was the youngest and first black female hired at Slater Matsil, LLP, a top patent law firm in the U.S. Furthermore, she founded The blackpearl Foundation, which aims to elevate women and minorities financially. Her passion for financial literacy drives her to coach innovative entrepreneurs and participate in self-development activities.