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2020 HW Insider: Angie Roman

Paramount Residential Mortgage Group Director of Secondary Marketing

Angie Roman

Angie Roman has been with Paramount Residential Mortgage Group since its inception in 2001.

She has vast knowledge of the mortgage industry from 20 years of experience and has demonstrated tremendous loyalty. As the company’s director of secondary marketing, Roman has been and remains pivotal in running and managing PRMG’s secondary marketing efforts on a daily basis. Roman works around the clock on these efforts for the company. She is both personable and accessible, and she is consistent in her character and work ethic. Roman maintains the perfect balance of “acting like an owner” while always “feeling like the customer.” Her sense of fairness, penchant for detail, empathy and leadership make her invaluable to her team, the owners and the entire origination team at PRMG. She has a terrific ability to sort through data and background stories to find the best outcome possible for all involved. Roman is always selflessly training for the betterment of her team and their long-term career success.

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