THE HUB STAGE: Sports Talk with Yankees’ Joe Girardi

Vice President of eMortgage Strategy & Industry Affairs, Snapdocs

As Vice President of eMortgage Strategy & Industry Affairs at Snapdocs, Camelia Martin collaborates with a broad spectrum of the industry to advance the digitization of mortgage closings. Over the course of her 18-year career in mortgage technology, she has led digital mortgage initiatives for organizations such as the Federal Home Loan Banks, Ginnie Mae, MISMO, and ICE Mortgage Technology and played a key role in improving many of the standards that govern eNote and RON technologies. Camelia Martin is Vice President of eMortgage Strategy & Industry Affairs at Snapdocs. In this role, she helps advance the digitization of mortgage closings by collaborating with a broad spectrum of industry participants including lenders, warehouse lenders, investors, and the GSEs. From her more than 17 years in mortgage finance technology, Martin has acquired deep operational, technical, and regulatory expertise in the application of eNote (electronic promissory note), eVault, and remote online notarization technologies. Throughout the course of her career she has led a number of digital mortgage initiatives for organizations such as Ginnie Mae, the Federal Home Loan Banks, and the Mortgage Industry Standards & Maintenance Organization (MISMO). In recognition of her efforts, Martin was selected as a 2023 Woman of Tech by Mortgage Women Magazine, and as a HousingWire Woman of Influence in both 2020 and 2022. She also currently serves on several industry committees including the MISMO Residential Standards Governance Committee, Co-Chair of the MISMO eVault and Remote Online Notarization Standards Development Work Groups, and as a Senior Advisor to MISMO. Prior to joining Snapdocs, Martin held senior leadership positions at Falcon Capital Advisors, MERSCORP Holdings, and ICE Mortgage Technology.

Four-time World Series Champion Player and Manager New York Yankees

Joe Girardi has made his mark on baseball as a player, manager, broadcaster and sports analyst. He is best known as a Yankee, earning three World Series championships with them as a player and later returning to lead the Yankees to a World Series championship as the manager in 2009. He made his Major League Baseball debut in 1989 and spent 15 seasons as a catcher with the Chicago Cubs, Colorado Rockies, St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees. While playing for the Cubs, Girardi was named the 2000 All-Star team. After retiring as a catcher in 2004, Girardi has been a commentator for the YES Network and a manager. In 2006, he was awarded the National League Manager of the Year Award in 2006 for his work with the Florida Marlins. In 2009 during his tenure as Yankees manager, he led the team to their 40th AL pennant and their 27th World Series title. Girardi returns to the YES network in 2024 and continues as an analyst with the Chicago Cubs' Marquee Sports Network.