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Draper and Kramer Adds SVP to Oversee Loan Servicing

Draper and Kramer has named Suzanne Weiss as SVP, commercial mortgage servicing, for its Commercial Finance Group. An industry veteran with nearly 30 years’ experience in commercial finance, Weiss will oversee a group of five other servicers and have primary responsibility for servicing Draper and Kramer’s $3.5-billion commercial loan portfolio.

“As a former client of our Commercial Finance Group, Suzanne understands what differentiates our services – a perspective that will be invaluable as we continue to grow the business in Chicago and nationally,” said Bill Barry, SVP with Draper and Kramer’s Commercial Finance Group. “ 

Before joining Draper and Kramer, Weiss spent 27 years with Allstate, most recently serving as head of commercial mortgage loan servicing for the insurance company’s investments division. She began her tenure with Allstate as a paralegal supporting commercial mortgage loan transactions before moving to roles in loan servicing. 

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