As billionaire Dan Gilbert prepares to take the mortgage company he started in 1985 to the public markets, he'll have multiple confidantes by his side.
Set to join Rocket Companies Inc.'s board of directors are several longtime executives of Quicken Loans, as well as his wife Jennifer and several well-known Detroit business people.
Gilbert, 58, founded Quicken Loans in 1985 and has chaired the company's board of directors since that time. A key architect of the revival of downtown Detroit, Gilbert's Bedrock Real Estate LLC owns more than 100 properties around the central business district.
Has been Quicken Loans' CEO since 2017 and worked for the company since 1996. Serves as a board member of Detroit Lab, LLC, Community Solutions, StockX, Bedrock Manufacturing, the Metropolitan Detroit YMCA, Bizdom Fund and Rocket Giving Fund. Earned just over $11.7 million in 2019 with a base salary of $650,000.
Joined Rock Financial, Quicken Loans' previous iteration, in 1997 and has served in current role since 2017. Previously served as chief economist and executive vice president of Quicken Loans overseeing the Capital Markets and Servicing operations. In 2019, made $258,100 from Quicken Loans, with a base salary of $255,000.
Joined Quicken Loans in 2003, becoming the mortgage lender's CFO in 2005. Previously worked as a senior manager in the Detroit office of accounting firm Ernst & Young LLP. Serves as a board member for Make-A-Wish Michigan and previously served as chair for the Mortgage Bankers Association financial management committee. Made $453,100 in 2019, with a $350,000 base salary.
Leads the organization's professional services subsidiary and will serve as the public company's general counsel and secretary. Joined Quicken Loans in 1997 and led the company's legal, auditing and risk teams in a variety of executive roles. Was paid $403,100 in 2019, with a base salary of $300,000.
Dan Gilbert's wife will serve on the public company's board of directors. Jennifer founded Amber Engine in 2015, a Detroit-based home furnishings services and solutions technology company. Previously founded Doodle Home, a digital platform for residential interior designers, sold to Dering Hall in 2015. President of NF Forward and serves as chair of the board of governors of the Cranbrook Academy of Art and Art Museum, and as a board member for the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Has been the chief tax officer of Dan Gilbert's portfolio of companies since 2012. Previously spent three decades as a tax partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP in Detroit.
President, CEO and co-founder of investment banking firm Siebert Williams Shank & Co. LLC, and will serve as a director on Rocket's board. Previously was chairperson and CEO of Siebert Cisneros Shank & Co. LLC, a firm which she co-founded in 1996. Currently serves as a director of American Virtual Cloud Technologies, CMS Energy and Consumers Energy's boards.
Media executive who will serve as a director on the Rocket board. Is executive chair of Los Angeles-based Eko, a media startup focused on interactive music videos. Longtime Hollywood executive for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and CBS Entertainment, among others. Married to Arn Tellem, vice chairman of the Detroit Pistons NBA basketball team.
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