by Lynn Lofton Published: September 23,2012
Tags: Amor Towles, Big Apple, New York City, Rules of Civility
If you like the Manhattan borough of New York City, you’ll like Amor Towles’ “Rules of Civility.” It’s not just that this novel is set in the Big Apple, but the city itself is a character. Only in New York could this story take place. The setting is 1938. Manhattanites are surviving — or not [...] [...]
by Amy McCullough Published: January 8,2012
Tags: Bill Rayburn, Costa Mesa Calif., Dallas Texas, FNC Inc, MBJ Q&A, Mississippi-grown mortgage technology company, New York City
Bill Rayburn is co-founder, CEO, and chairman of the board of FNC Inc., a Mississippi-grown mortgage technology company that delivered its first solution in early 1999. Under Rayburn’s leadership, the technology company invented and developed a residential real estate Collateral Management System (CMS) that revolutionized the mortgage industry. Rayburn initially tackled the responsibility of raising [...] [...]
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