MRG Manager Awarded the Certified Mortgage Technologist Designation By Mortgage Bankers Association

DALLAS, April 17, 2007 – MRG Document Technologies (MRG), a leader in document preparation and compliance in the mortgage industry, announced that Brian Nuckels, the company’s client connectivity manager, was awarded with the Certified Mortgage Technologist (CMT) designation, given by Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA).

Nuckels, a seven-year veteran in the mortgage industry, received the designation along with 19 other professionals for their high achievement in technology. Candidates considered for the award must have a minimum of two years industry experience, have a technology background and be in a technology leadership position within the residential or commercial real estate finance industry.

In Nuckels’ current position, his responsibilities include collaborating with customers to develop requirements for connectivity and security considerations, data exchange formats and custom software interfaces. Nuckels’ previous positions include software engineer for both MRG and another software development company.

“We encourage our employees to better themselves from both a personal and professional standpoint,” said Terry King, group chairman of MRG. “With Brian’s CMT designation, we are able to support both the MBA and demonstrate our commitment to serving our clients.”
About MRG

Dallas-based MRG Document Technologies designs, maintains and warrants as compliant, electronic documents for the mortgage industry. Founded in 1980, the company has more than 400 customers including lenders of all sizes, located nationwide. With more than 150 employees, MRG is dedicated to bringing more than 3,000 lender-specific forms and documents, guaranteed to comply with the most recent legislative and regulatory changes. For more information about MRG, visit www.mrgdocs.com.

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