MEMBER NEWS
October 2019
Honorees celebrated as 2019 Champions of Appalachia
Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) has selected John and Jean Rosenberg with Appalachian Research and Defense Fund (AppalReD), and Texas Roadhouse as its 2019 Champions of Appalachia. The award recognizes individuals and organizations that have had a positive, long-term impact in the lives of people in Appalachia. AppalReD has been committed to making a difference and ending the effects of poverty in the lives of its clients. In 1970, John Rosenberg became its first executive director in Kentucky and became a legendary pioneer in Appalachian poverty law. John was also a founder of the Appalachian Citizens Law Center which focuses on environmental work and has helped hundreds of former miners and widows seeking black lung benefits. His wife Jean helped bring the first ASPO/Lamaze childbirth classes to Floyd County and for 18 years served as the director of a campus support program for single parents and homemakers at Big Sandy Community and Technical College. This year marks the 10-year anniversary since employees of Texas Roadhouse first came to the Christian Appalachian Project to volunteer their time to help serve those in need of a helping hand here in Appalachia. Throughout the past decade, Texas Roadhouse’s 160 volunteers have provided over 3,500 hours of service and donated over $250,000 to various CAP programs and participants.
Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) has selected John and Jean Rosenberg with Appalachian Research and Defense Fund (AppalReD), and Texas Roadhouse as its 2019 Champions of Appalachia. The award recognizes individuals and organizations that have had a positive, long-term impact in the lives of people in Appalachia. AppalReD has been committed to making a difference and ending the effects of poverty in the lives of its clients. In 1970, John Rosenberg became its first executive director in Kentucky and became a legendary pioneer in Appalachian poverty law. John was also a founder of the Appalachian Citizens Law Center which focuses on environmental work and has helped hundreds of former miners and widows seeking black lung benefits. His wife Jean helped bring the first ASPO/Lamaze childbirth classes to Floyd County and for 18 years served as the director of a campus support program for single parents and homemakers at Big Sandy Community and Technical College. This year marks the 10-year anniversary since employees of Texas Roadhouse first came to the Christian Appalachian Project to volunteer their time to help serve those in need of a helping hand here in Appalachia. Throughout the past decade, Texas Roadhouse’s 160 volunteers have provided over 3,500 hours of service and donated over $250,000 to various CAP programs and participants.
Bates Security Opens Fourth Office with Florida Acquisition
Bates Security, LLC, a commercial and residential security company founded and based in Lexington with a branches in Prestonsburg, KY and Jacksonville, FL, is happy to announce the recent acquisition of Absolute Protection Team from Roger and Karen Marcil of Vero Beach, Florida. Bates Security will be maintaining that location as its second in the state and fourth company branch overall. With the acquisition, Bates will be adding over 2,000 customers to its customer base.
Bates Security, LLC, a commercial and residential security company founded and based in Lexington with a branches in Prestonsburg, KY and Jacksonville, FL, is happy to announce the recent acquisition of Absolute Protection Team from Roger and Karen Marcil of Vero Beach, Florida. Bates Security will be maintaining that location as its second in the state and fourth company branch overall. With the acquisition, Bates will be adding over 2,000 customers to its customer base.
RUPP UNVEILS MAJOR UPGRADE: NEW CHAIR BACK SEATS REPLACE BLEACHERS IN THE UPPER ARENA!
Greater comfort and accessibility is coming to Rupp Arena patrons and UK Basketball fans who sit in the upper level of Rupp Arena for concerts and home UK Basketball games. Today Rupp Arena unveiled the new chair back seats that replace the bleachers along both sidelines, just in time for the 2019-20 event season. The new upper arena chair back seats will be ready for the start of the event season, kicking off with UK Basketball’s Big Blue Madness on October 11, UK Men’s Basketball Blue/White Game on October 18th as well as Ariana Grande on November 17th and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra on December 5th.
Greater comfort and accessibility is coming to Rupp Arena patrons and UK Basketball fans who sit in the upper level of Rupp Arena for concerts and home UK Basketball games. Today Rupp Arena unveiled the new chair back seats that replace the bleachers along both sidelines, just in time for the 2019-20 event season. The new upper arena chair back seats will be ready for the start of the event season, kicking off with UK Basketball’s Big Blue Madness on October 11, UK Men’s Basketball Blue/White Game on October 18th as well as Ariana Grande on November 17th and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra on December 5th.
Bingham Greenebaum Doll to Combine with Dentons
Bingham Greenebaum Doll (BGD) announced today that the firm is combining with Dentons, the world's largest law firm. A growing trend among BGD’s clients is a need for cross-jurisdictional work – both within the US and around the world. As an example, prior to the combination, if a client needed a lawyer in China to help with an export matter, then BGD had to rely on a loosely affiliated network of attorneys to source local talent. Making hiring decisions in those situations was time consuming and risky. Through the combination, BGD will eliminate the time and risk involved in sourcing talent by collaborating with their Dentons partners around the world. Importantly, the rate structure for BGD clients will remain intact, as BGD will have local autonomy of client rates and relationships. Through the combination, clients will continue to benefit from Midwest cost structures. When clients need work done in New York, Paris, Shanghai or elsewhere, the combined firm can perform that work at a price point that’s competitive for the market and practice area. This reduces the number of firms and contract attorneys that clients must manage and streamlines legal services through Dentons. The combined firm will have a headcount of nearly 1,100 lawyers, making it the sixth largest law firm in the US. Globally, Dentons has more than 10,000 attorneys in 70 countries around the world. Toby McClamroch will serve as Managing Partner of Dentons Bingham Greenebaum, which includes the six offices of BGD.
Bingham Greenebaum Doll (BGD) announced today that the firm is combining with Dentons, the world's largest law firm. A growing trend among BGD’s clients is a need for cross-jurisdictional work – both within the US and around the world. As an example, prior to the combination, if a client needed a lawyer in China to help with an export matter, then BGD had to rely on a loosely affiliated network of attorneys to source local talent. Making hiring decisions in those situations was time consuming and risky. Through the combination, BGD will eliminate the time and risk involved in sourcing talent by collaborating with their Dentons partners around the world. Importantly, the rate structure for BGD clients will remain intact, as BGD will have local autonomy of client rates and relationships. Through the combination, clients will continue to benefit from Midwest cost structures. When clients need work done in New York, Paris, Shanghai or elsewhere, the combined firm can perform that work at a price point that’s competitive for the market and practice area. This reduces the number of firms and contract attorneys that clients must manage and streamlines legal services through Dentons. The combined firm will have a headcount of nearly 1,100 lawyers, making it the sixth largest law firm in the US. Globally, Dentons has more than 10,000 attorneys in 70 countries around the world. Toby McClamroch will serve as Managing Partner of Dentons Bingham Greenebaum, which includes the six offices of BGD.
September 2019
LEXINGTON OPENS A UNIQUE VERSION OF CONCIERGE-STYLE
PRIMARY CARE
It is hard to imagine taking care of almost 3500 patients, but that is what Drs. Cady and Ryan Brown were doing when they worked in a large, traditional primary care office in town. Because of national trends in insurance reimbursements and a dearth of primary care physicians, most primary care offices are now overburdened. Not surprisingly, after a few years, both the doctors found themselves wanting more time and space with their many patients. Searching for a better way to practice, the married, Internal Medicine doctors discovered the “Membership Medicine” model, also known as “Concierge Medicine”. These practices charge a membership fee, which creates a much smaller primary care office. The model has many benefits, including unrushed office visits that are always available the day a patient needs them. Patients can call or text the doctor’s cell phone at any time. Most importantly, a deeper patient-doctor relationship is created. Drs. Cady and Ryan Brown took the leap and opened their own membership-based practice, Downtown Drs. Brown, in September 2018. They labeled their version of concierge medicine “upbeat primary care.” Dr. Cady Brown explains, “we wanted our office to reflect our shared belief that going to the doctor can be a comfortable, positive experience rather than one filled with concern and anxiety. Using an upbeat approach to health is important to us.” The Drs. Brown provide traditional primary care services, but they also believe in a holistic approach to care that focuses on quality of life, not just quantity. Indulging their daydreams of providing patients more than what is usually offered, members of Downtown Drs. Brown can take advantage of some unusual benefits, including: A comfortable office with curated art that feels more like a home than a doctor’s office; Free vegetables in the waiting room picked from the doctors’ home garden; “Lunch and Learn” lectures with guest speakers discussing non-traditional forms of health care (topics have included meditation, Pilates, benefits of eating organically and acupuncture); “Walk with the Docs” events where the physicians take a lunch time stroll with patients; An in-office library of personally selected books on health and wellness that patients may check out; Partnerships with non-traditional services in town, such as yoga, massage, biofeedback, acupuncture, chiropractor care and health coaching; and Customized health plans focused on nutrition, exercise, mental health and lifestyle. Membership medicine provides individuals an opportunity to invest in their health in a way otherwise unavailable in today’s healthcare climate. Downtown Drs. Brown is using this model to create a unique version of primary care.
PRIMARY CARE
It is hard to imagine taking care of almost 3500 patients, but that is what Drs. Cady and Ryan Brown were doing when they worked in a large, traditional primary care office in town. Because of national trends in insurance reimbursements and a dearth of primary care physicians, most primary care offices are now overburdened. Not surprisingly, after a few years, both the doctors found themselves wanting more time and space with their many patients. Searching for a better way to practice, the married, Internal Medicine doctors discovered the “Membership Medicine” model, also known as “Concierge Medicine”. These practices charge a membership fee, which creates a much smaller primary care office. The model has many benefits, including unrushed office visits that are always available the day a patient needs them. Patients can call or text the doctor’s cell phone at any time. Most importantly, a deeper patient-doctor relationship is created. Drs. Cady and Ryan Brown took the leap and opened their own membership-based practice, Downtown Drs. Brown, in September 2018. They labeled their version of concierge medicine “upbeat primary care.” Dr. Cady Brown explains, “we wanted our office to reflect our shared belief that going to the doctor can be a comfortable, positive experience rather than one filled with concern and anxiety. Using an upbeat approach to health is important to us.” The Drs. Brown provide traditional primary care services, but they also believe in a holistic approach to care that focuses on quality of life, not just quantity. Indulging their daydreams of providing patients more than what is usually offered, members of Downtown Drs. Brown can take advantage of some unusual benefits, including: A comfortable office with curated art that feels more like a home than a doctor’s office; Free vegetables in the waiting room picked from the doctors’ home garden; “Lunch and Learn” lectures with guest speakers discussing non-traditional forms of health care (topics have included meditation, Pilates, benefits of eating organically and acupuncture); “Walk with the Docs” events where the physicians take a lunch time stroll with patients; An in-office library of personally selected books on health and wellness that patients may check out; Partnerships with non-traditional services in town, such as yoga, massage, biofeedback, acupuncture, chiropractor care and health coaching; and Customized health plans focused on nutrition, exercise, mental health and lifestyle. Membership medicine provides individuals an opportunity to invest in their health in a way otherwise unavailable in today’s healthcare climate. Downtown Drs. Brown is using this model to create a unique version of primary care.
Denham-Blythe Company Delivers EPC for Groundbreaking Recycling Facility
Denham-Blythe Company led the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) team for the PureCycle Technologies Feedstock Evaluation Unit (FEU), a groundbreaking plastics recycling facility located in Ironton, Ohio. PureCycle Technologies just announced it has successfully completed purified waste carpet from its FEU, transforming discarded carpet into clear, odorless, Ultra-Pure Recycled Polypropylene (UPRP) resin through its proprietary plastics recycling technology, developed and invented by Procter & Gamble. By bringing this game-changing technology to market, PureCycle Technologies has gained global attention, partnering with industry giants including Nestlé, L'Oréal, Aptar and Milliken & Company. With the successful scaling of this technology, PureCycle has plans for a second phase which is expected to come online in the summer of 2021.
Denham-Blythe Company led the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) team for the PureCycle Technologies Feedstock Evaluation Unit (FEU), a groundbreaking plastics recycling facility located in Ironton, Ohio. PureCycle Technologies just announced it has successfully completed purified waste carpet from its FEU, transforming discarded carpet into clear, odorless, Ultra-Pure Recycled Polypropylene (UPRP) resin through its proprietary plastics recycling technology, developed and invented by Procter & Gamble. By bringing this game-changing technology to market, PureCycle Technologies has gained global attention, partnering with industry giants including Nestlé, L'Oréal, Aptar and Milliken & Company. With the successful scaling of this technology, PureCycle has plans for a second phase which is expected to come online in the summer of 2021.
SAYRE CHRISTIAN VILLAGE AN HONORED 2019 RECIPIENT OF GRANT
Sayre Christian Village is proud to announce it received a grant from the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels (HOKC) to purchase furniture for the Sayre Healthcare Center Unit 100 Dayroom. Sayre Christian Village is a continuing care retirement community that serves older adults providing skilled nursing care, independent and assisted living, and rehabilitation services. HOKC will award $2.1 million in grants supporting 265 non-profits, impacting more than 3.9 million Kentuckians. This year’s total is a record for HOKC’s Good Works Program and represents HOKC reaching the $50-million mark since the Colonels became a 501(c)3 in 1951. Grants are made possible through donations from active Kentucky Colonels from around the world who chose to exercise this honor in a meaningful way.
Sayre Christian Village is proud to announce it received a grant from the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels (HOKC) to purchase furniture for the Sayre Healthcare Center Unit 100 Dayroom. Sayre Christian Village is a continuing care retirement community that serves older adults providing skilled nursing care, independent and assisted living, and rehabilitation services. HOKC will award $2.1 million in grants supporting 265 non-profits, impacting more than 3.9 million Kentuckians. This year’s total is a record for HOKC’s Good Works Program and represents HOKC reaching the $50-million mark since the Colonels became a 501(c)3 in 1951. Grants are made possible through donations from active Kentucky Colonels from around the world who chose to exercise this honor in a meaningful way.
Dean Dorton Launches Women's Initiative Committee
Recognizing the importance of recruiting, developing, and retaining talented women in the accounting, business consulting, and technology industries, top Kentucky-based accounting and business advisory firm, Dean Dorton, launched an internal Women's Initiative Committee last fall. During its initial year the Committee has made significant impacts across the firm. The Women’s Initiative Committee's mission is to promote a firm culture that provides women with support, mentorship, and training in order to fully develop their potential as leaders. The Committee, comprised of seven women across multiple service lines and office locations, represents a total of 132 female team members in the firm. The Committee spent the last year identifying potential barriers women face both in the industry and at Dean Dorton through various means, including a survey of the women in the firm. As a result of the survey and discussions with team members, the Committee created a monthly breakfast series to allow all women of Dean Dorton to interact and learn from each other. The breakfast meetings include conversations with recognized female leaders in our community, panels of Dean Dorton leaders sharing their stories and advice, and opportunities for women of the firm to build and strengthen social connections. The Committee also recently launched a pilot mentoring program specifically designed to support women in reaching their leadership goals, pairing Committee members with leaders within the firm. Once the program is fully established, the Committee members will become mentors to other women within the firm. Realizing the impact that workplace benefits has on an employee's job satisfaction and retention, the Women's Initiative Committee worked with firm leadership to enhance the firm's maternity leave benefit. The Committee also established a family leave benefit designed for team members—both men and women—needing to take off for family medical reasons, which includes the birth of a child.
Recognizing the importance of recruiting, developing, and retaining talented women in the accounting, business consulting, and technology industries, top Kentucky-based accounting and business advisory firm, Dean Dorton, launched an internal Women's Initiative Committee last fall. During its initial year the Committee has made significant impacts across the firm. The Women’s Initiative Committee's mission is to promote a firm culture that provides women with support, mentorship, and training in order to fully develop their potential as leaders. The Committee, comprised of seven women across multiple service lines and office locations, represents a total of 132 female team members in the firm. The Committee spent the last year identifying potential barriers women face both in the industry and at Dean Dorton through various means, including a survey of the women in the firm. As a result of the survey and discussions with team members, the Committee created a monthly breakfast series to allow all women of Dean Dorton to interact and learn from each other. The breakfast meetings include conversations with recognized female leaders in our community, panels of Dean Dorton leaders sharing their stories and advice, and opportunities for women of the firm to build and strengthen social connections. The Committee also recently launched a pilot mentoring program specifically designed to support women in reaching their leadership goals, pairing Committee members with leaders within the firm. Once the program is fully established, the Committee members will become mentors to other women within the firm. Realizing the impact that workplace benefits has on an employee's job satisfaction and retention, the Women's Initiative Committee worked with firm leadership to enhance the firm's maternity leave benefit. The Committee also established a family leave benefit designed for team members—both men and women—needing to take off for family medical reasons, which includes the birth of a child.
The Lexington Theatre Company presents SCRIPT TO TABLE, November 8-9 at Fasig-Tipton
A unique evening in collaboration with Chef Ouita Michel, featuring “Today’s Broadway Stars and Tomorrow’s Broadway Hopefuls”
The Lexington Theatre Company collaborates with James Beard Award Nominee, Chef Ouita Michel for an evening of culinary and theatrical storytelling. On November 8-9 at Fasig-Tipton, The Lex will present Sondheim on Sondheim, a collection of the music of one of Broadway’s greatest composer/lyricists. Chef Ouita Michel will create a three-course dinner, based on her interpretation of Sondheim’s work, using his music and lyrics as inspiration and reflecting on her creative journey as a culinary artist. It’s a perfect pairing of fine dining and fantastic theatre, with performances by “Today’s Broadway Stars and Tomorrow’s Broadway Hopefuls.” SCRIPT TO TABLE is sponsored by VisitLex, Fasig-Tipton and Holly Hill Events. Additional Sponsors are Castle & Key Distillery, Michter’s Distillery and West Sixth Brewing. SCRIPT TO TABLE will have two seatings – Friday, November 8 and Saturday, November 9, at Fasig-Tipton. The evening begins with cocktails and passed hors d’oeuvres at 5:30pm. A signature cocktail featuring spirits from Castle & Key Distillery will start off the evening, and Michter’s Distillery will offer tastings. Dinner begins at 6:00pm, with a three-course meal crafted by Chef Ouita Michel and paired with a wine selection or West Sixth Craft Beer. Sondheim on Sondheim begins at 7:00pm, led by stars from Broadway and featuring alums of summer productions at The Lex. Tables of 8, with reserved priority seating are $1200. General Admission Single Tickets are $150 (no reserved seating for single tickets). Tickets can be purchased at Eventbrite.com.
A unique evening in collaboration with Chef Ouita Michel, featuring “Today’s Broadway Stars and Tomorrow’s Broadway Hopefuls”
The Lexington Theatre Company collaborates with James Beard Award Nominee, Chef Ouita Michel for an evening of culinary and theatrical storytelling. On November 8-9 at Fasig-Tipton, The Lex will present Sondheim on Sondheim, a collection of the music of one of Broadway’s greatest composer/lyricists. Chef Ouita Michel will create a three-course dinner, based on her interpretation of Sondheim’s work, using his music and lyrics as inspiration and reflecting on her creative journey as a culinary artist. It’s a perfect pairing of fine dining and fantastic theatre, with performances by “Today’s Broadway Stars and Tomorrow’s Broadway Hopefuls.” SCRIPT TO TABLE is sponsored by VisitLex, Fasig-Tipton and Holly Hill Events. Additional Sponsors are Castle & Key Distillery, Michter’s Distillery and West Sixth Brewing. SCRIPT TO TABLE will have two seatings – Friday, November 8 and Saturday, November 9, at Fasig-Tipton. The evening begins with cocktails and passed hors d’oeuvres at 5:30pm. A signature cocktail featuring spirits from Castle & Key Distillery will start off the evening, and Michter’s Distillery will offer tastings. Dinner begins at 6:00pm, with a three-course meal crafted by Chef Ouita Michel and paired with a wine selection or West Sixth Craft Beer. Sondheim on Sondheim begins at 7:00pm, led by stars from Broadway and featuring alums of summer productions at The Lex. Tables of 8, with reserved priority seating are $1200. General Admission Single Tickets are $150 (no reserved seating for single tickets). Tickets can be purchased at Eventbrite.com.
Midway University Announces Fourth Year of Record Undergraduate Enrollment Incoming Class Also Sets Another Record
Midway University once again announces record enrollment in its undergraduate class for the fourth consecutive year. This year Midway welcomed its largest ever incoming class of 274 undergraduates (topping last year’s record class of 267), with total undergraduate daytime enrollment now at 643 students. The University’s total enrollment at census including all undergraduate and graduate students along with dual credit students was 1,702 compared to 1,668 in 2018 and 1,217 in 2017. To accommodate this explosive growth, the University worked quickly over the spring and summer months to convert its most historic building, Pinkerton Hall, back to a residence hall to house 58 additional students. Pinkerton Hall was the original building of the Kentucky Female Orphan School where the students both lived and attended classes. Over the years, Pinkerton Hall had transitioned to office space. There are several other signs of the growing campus including a new parking area, construction of an athletic field house to open during the Spring semester, and a baseball field which will be ready for practice this fall.
Midway University once again announces record enrollment in its undergraduate class for the fourth consecutive year. This year Midway welcomed its largest ever incoming class of 274 undergraduates (topping last year’s record class of 267), with total undergraduate daytime enrollment now at 643 students. The University’s total enrollment at census including all undergraduate and graduate students along with dual credit students was 1,702 compared to 1,668 in 2018 and 1,217 in 2017. To accommodate this explosive growth, the University worked quickly over the spring and summer months to convert its most historic building, Pinkerton Hall, back to a residence hall to house 58 additional students. Pinkerton Hall was the original building of the Kentucky Female Orphan School where the students both lived and attended classes. Over the years, Pinkerton Hall had transitioned to office space. There are several other signs of the growing campus including a new parking area, construction of an athletic field house to open during the Spring semester, and a baseball field which will be ready for practice this fall.
August 2019
Bluegrass Care Navigators To Provide Integrative Medicine for Patients
Patients and families served by Bluegrass Care Navigators will soon have access to supportive therapies to complement their clinical care plan, through a new integrative medicine program. Integrative Medicine brings conventional and complementary practices together in a coordinated way as part of the patient’s medical care plan. The program was developed at the recommendation of the organization’s board of directors, who identified a need for supportive therapies to help make every moment count for patients and families experiencing serious illness. “The practice emphasizes a holistic, patient focused approach that mirrors our goals of hospice care,” said program coordinator Whitney Clay. “These therapies help us focus on the emotional and spiritual needs of our patient while also supporting their physical care.” The Bluegrass Integrative Medicine program will include mind-body techniques such as music and art therapy; body-based techniques such as acupuncture, massage, yoga and aromatherapy; and animal-assisted therapy beginning with two yellow Labrador puppies who will join the Bluegrass Care Navigators team as our resident animal therapists. Community support for integrative medicine is vital to the development of the program, and Bluegrass Care Navigators has launched a special opportunity for those who would like to support art, music and animal therapies as the program gets underway. “With an online donation, our supporters will be able to recommend a name for our puppies,” noted Laura Klumb, vice president of philanthropy. “Because we want our therapy dogs to be part of our Kentucky community, it is important to us that our donors have the opportunity to be involved in the naming process.” To make a donation to the integrative medicine program and suggest a name for the boy or girl puppy, visit http://give.bgcarenav.org/puppies, and use the comments field to suggest a name. The naming campaign will run through August 31.
Patients and families served by Bluegrass Care Navigators will soon have access to supportive therapies to complement their clinical care plan, through a new integrative medicine program. Integrative Medicine brings conventional and complementary practices together in a coordinated way as part of the patient’s medical care plan. The program was developed at the recommendation of the organization’s board of directors, who identified a need for supportive therapies to help make every moment count for patients and families experiencing serious illness. “The practice emphasizes a holistic, patient focused approach that mirrors our goals of hospice care,” said program coordinator Whitney Clay. “These therapies help us focus on the emotional and spiritual needs of our patient while also supporting their physical care.” The Bluegrass Integrative Medicine program will include mind-body techniques such as music and art therapy; body-based techniques such as acupuncture, massage, yoga and aromatherapy; and animal-assisted therapy beginning with two yellow Labrador puppies who will join the Bluegrass Care Navigators team as our resident animal therapists. Community support for integrative medicine is vital to the development of the program, and Bluegrass Care Navigators has launched a special opportunity for those who would like to support art, music and animal therapies as the program gets underway. “With an online donation, our supporters will be able to recommend a name for our puppies,” noted Laura Klumb, vice president of philanthropy. “Because we want our therapy dogs to be part of our Kentucky community, it is important to us that our donors have the opportunity to be involved in the naming process.” To make a donation to the integrative medicine program and suggest a name for the boy or girl puppy, visit http://give.bgcarenav.org/puppies, and use the comments field to suggest a name. The naming campaign will run through August 31.
July 2019
June 2019
Prosperity Mortgage Expands Operations Throughout Kentucky
Prosperity Home Mortgage, LLC, a HomeServices of America company, announced that it is launching residential mortgage operations with offices throughout Kentucky. The move continues the firm’s expansion in the Mid-West Region and adds to their 300+ offices serving the diverse financial needs of homebuyers – whether first-time buyers, or those trading up or down-sizing. Brad DeVries, CEO of Rector Hayden Realtors, a Berkshire Hathaway Affiliate with offices throughout Greater Lexington said, “Our agents at Rector Hayden are excited by the enhanced service model that Prosperity will bring to their clients. They consistently rank in the top tier of mortgage banks and will provide not only a full range of residential mortgage products, but local expertise too.” They will operate everywhere HomeServices Lending in Kentucky used to. On June 10, the Home Services Lending teams in Kentucky will be transitioning to Prosperity Home Mortgage, LLC.
Prosperity Home Mortgage, LLC, a HomeServices of America company, announced that it is launching residential mortgage operations with offices throughout Kentucky. The move continues the firm’s expansion in the Mid-West Region and adds to their 300+ offices serving the diverse financial needs of homebuyers – whether first-time buyers, or those trading up or down-sizing. Brad DeVries, CEO of Rector Hayden Realtors, a Berkshire Hathaway Affiliate with offices throughout Greater Lexington said, “Our agents at Rector Hayden are excited by the enhanced service model that Prosperity will bring to their clients. They consistently rank in the top tier of mortgage banks and will provide not only a full range of residential mortgage products, but local expertise too.” They will operate everywhere HomeServices Lending in Kentucky used to. On June 10, the Home Services Lending teams in Kentucky will be transitioning to Prosperity Home Mortgage, LLC.
