Rob Henger

SVP Director Of Mortgage Banking @ FirstBank

About Rob Henger

Rob Henger serves as the Senior Vice President and Director of Mortgage Banking at FirstBank, where he has worked since 2011. He previously held the position of President and Mortgage Banker at Henger Rast Mortgage, leading its growth into a multi-state lender before its acquisition.

Work at FirstBank

Rob Henger has been serving as the Senior Vice President and Director of Mortgage Banking at FirstBank since 2011. In this role, he oversees mortgage banking operations and is responsible for driving growth and efficiency within the division. His leadership has contributed to the expansion of FirstBank's mortgage services, enhancing the bank's presence in the mortgage market.

Leadership in Mortgage Banking Associations

In 2015, Rob Henger served as the President of the Alabama Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). He also co-chairs the National MBA's Community Bankers Council (CBCU) network group, where he collaborates with industry peers to address issues and promote best practices within the mortgage banking sector.

Previous Experience at Henger Rast Mortgage

Prior to joining FirstBank, Rob Henger was the President and Mortgage Banker at Henger Rast Mortgage from 2004 to 2011. Under his leadership, the company grew into a multi-state, HUD mortgagee, and became a delegated correspondent lender and a Freddie Mac direct seller. This growth culminated in the acquisition of Henger Rast Mortgage by FirstBank.

Education and Expertise

Rob Henger earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Finance and Management Information Systems from Gettysburg College, where he studied from 1986 to 1990. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his career in mortgage banking and finance.

Professional Recognition

Rob Henger was selected as a member of the 2009 Leadership Birmingham class, which recognizes individuals for their leadership potential and community involvement. He was also listed as a 'Heavy Hitter' in Banking by the Birmingham Business Journal from 2009 to 2018, highlighting his influence in the banking sector.

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