[UNIVERSITY PARK, FL] National Creditors Bar Association’s (NCBA) Board of Directors has appointed Robin Cole as the association’s Acting Executive Director, following the March 1 departure of Executive Mark Dobosz. Mrs. Cole is currently NCBA’s Associate Executive Director. NCBA President Yale Levy stated, “Mark has played a critical role in the development, advancement, and success of NCBA,” and thanked him for his 5 ½ years of “dedicated service and significant accomplishments on behalf of the association.”
About Robin Cole
Robin Cole is the Acting Executive Director of National Creditors Bar Association, where her responsibilities include oversight of recruitment and retention of members, member relations, internal and external marketing and overseeing operations. Previously, Robin was an Escrow Officer and District Manager for a Fidelity National Title subsidiary for 18 years. During her time with Fidelity, she managed several offices and was responsible for the closing of the largest deal the company had done to date – a $64 million commercial loan.
[UNIVERSITY PARK, FL] National Creditors Bar Association’s (NCBA) Board of Directors has appointed Robin Cole as the association’s Acting Executive Director, following the March 1 departure of Executive Mark Dobosz. Mrs. Cole is currently NCBA’s Associate Executive Director. NCBA President Yale Levy stated, “Mark has played a critical role in the development, advancement, and success of NCBA,” and thanked him for his 5 ½ years of “dedicated service and significant accomplishments on behalf of the association.”
About Robin Cole
Robin Cole is the Acting Executive Director of National Creditors Bar Association, where her responsibilities include oversight of recruitment and retention of members, member relations, internal and external marketing and overseeing operations. Previously, Robin was an Escrow Officer and District Manager for a Fidelity National Title subsidiary for 18 years. During her time with Fidelity, she managed several offices and was responsible for the closing of the largest deal the company had done to date – a $64 million commercial loan.
