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NMLA Announces New Chairman of the Board of Governors

The Nevada Mortgage Lenders Association (NMLA) is pleased to announce a leadership transition as Andrew Leavitt assumes the role of Chairman of the Board of Governors, succeeding long-standing Chairman Jon Gedde.


This change marks a pivotal moment in NMLA’s ongoing mission to advocate for Nevada’s mortgage industry, strengthen regulatory engagement, and support the professionals who drive homeownership across the state.


Jon Gedde, who served as Chairman since the association’s post-recession consolidation, played a key role in shaping the organization’s legislative successes and building a unified voice for mortgage professionals in Nevada. His commitment to protecting lien priority rights, reforming licensing requirements, and championing consumer-focused legislation has left a lasting impact on the state’s lending environment.


Stepping into the role, Andrew Leavitt brings over 16 years of experience spanning mortgage operations, compliance, cybersecurity, and executive leadership. As Vice President of West Coast Mortgage Group, Andrew has led company-wide initiatives across credit, underwriting, tech systems, and compliance. A former founder and top-producing originator, Andrew also holds a strong background in data security and system infrastructure—skills that align with NMLA’s future-facing advocacy goals.

“It’s an honor to follow in Jon’s footsteps,” said Leavitt. “His leadership helped shape NMLA into what it is today. I look forward to building on that foundation, expanding our engagement with regulators, and continuing to advocate for policies that protect both professionals and borrowers in this evolving market.”

Gedde expressed full support for the transition, noting,

“Andrew has the vision, tenacity, and industry perspective we need at this time. His leadership will help NMLA grow stronger, more agile, and more connected to the challenges our members face.”

This leadership transition reflects NMLA’s commitment to strategic continuity while advancing its mission to create a fair and thriving mortgage ecosystem across Nevada.

 
 
 

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