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Gregory Keith has a diverse work experience spanning multiple roles and industries. Gregory started their career at Great American Bank as a Senior Accounting Analyst in 1986. From 1992 to 1994, they worked as a Financial Analyst at American Residential Mortgage Corporation. Gregory then joined KPMG LLP in 1995 as a Manager until 1998. During this time, they worked at First Union Capital Markets as a Vice President, focusing on Business Integration. In 2001, they transitioned to Fannie Mae and served as Director until 2010. At Ginnie Mae, they held various positions including Senior Vice President and Chief Risk Officer, Deputy Assistant Secretary of HUD, and Acting Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.
Gregory Keith attended San Diego State University and obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1991. Their field of study during this time is not specified. Additionally, it is mentioned that they also attended the University of San Diego, but no information regarding the degree or field of study is provided.
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The federal government and Ginnie Mae take pride in a workplace that encourages, supports, and rewards initiative and innovation, while also accommodating our employees' personal lives. Our flexible personnel policies allow workers to balance satisfying careers with their other interests and responsibilities. Ginnie Mae employees are at the center of the U.S. housing market. Through our mortgage-backed securities, we make global capital available to lenders in all communities and help individuals and families across the counrty afford their homes. We do this with minimal risk to the American taxpayer. As a member of the Ginnie Mae team, you will be instrumental in ensuring that money flows consistently to mortgage programs that many of our nation's veterans as well as families in rural communities rely on and utlize. Ginnie Mae products finance most of the Federal Housing Administration's (FHA) single-family insured home loans, which help hundreds of thousands of families every year achieve and sustain homeownership. Ginnie Mae needs the skills of diverse group of experts to accomplish its mission, including finance, legal, technology and operations professionals who strive to excel in a business environment that is constantly evolving, challenging and rewarding.