CBA Commercial makes Northeastern hire

December 21, 2005, 12:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

Commercial mortgage finance firm CBA Commercial has hired Scott Rielly as vice president in the northeast region. The new hire will be responsible for opening the regional CBAC office in Massachusetts and will coordinate and lead all sales and marketing efforts. He will also be recruiting and training commercial account managers while managing strategic alliances with mortgage brokers, banks and other depositories. Rielly was formerly the director of branch development for Miami, FL-based Silver Hill Financial. Before that, he was director of commercial lending for North American Mortgage Company in Danvers, MA.

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