Management Profile

Jackie Slayton, President

Jackie Slayton culminated a 25-year career in the federal government managing the Los Angeles Area Office of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. In this position, she oversaw the operation of the 215-person staff in the delivery of all HUD programs to the fifteen million people within the office's jurisdiction. She also served as HUD's liaison with elected officials, the housing industry, and client groups on issues impacting HUD housing and community development programs. As a senior executive at HUD headquarters in Washington, D.C., Slayton managed policy development and nationwide implementation of HUD'S enforcement of the Fair Housing Act, and directed multi-million dollar competitive grant programs to support public and private groups engaged in preventing or eliminating housing discrimination.

Slayton's government career also included senior management positions at the Federal Labor Relations Authority, the National Labor Relations Board and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, all located in Washington, DC. In the latter position, she managed 24 EEOC field offices in the Western United States. In January 1998, with her husband Ben, Slayton established QC-MAC (Quality Control Management Assurance Corporation) to provide quality control services to the mortgage banking, and real estate communities, on an outsourcer basis. email Jackie

Ben Slayton, Vice President

Ben Slayton has extensive experience in creating real estate and financial services-related businesses over the past 35 years. He has started up several companies from scratch and built them into successful operations that were sold to major private entities or publicly traded companies.

Ben's career started in the Residential Business in the early sixties with B.L. Slayton Realtors, which he grew into one of the largest independently owned real estate firms in the San Fernando Valley during those years.

In the early eighties he started Blue Ribbon Financial, a mortgage brokerage company that he grew into a mortgage banking company and sold to a publicly traded company.

In the mid-eighties he started Western Bank Multifamily Loans which he grew into one of the largest multifamily lenders in the western United States and later sold it in the mid-nineties to another publicly traded company.

Ben has served on Fannie Mae's housing impact council; Fannie Mae's "Maxwell Award" selection committee; Freddie Mac's multifamily seller/service Advisory Council; Freddie Mac's affordable Housing Council; and Executive Committee and Board of Directors of the California Community Reinvestment Corporation. In January 1998, he established QC-MAC with his wife Jackie, to provide quality control services to the mortgage banking industry. email Ben

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