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Ed Faehr
Founder, President and CFO of Creekstone Title and Closing Services LLC
2012-2015 and 2018-current.
Former Vice President of Creekstone Title and Closing Services LLC
2015-2018.
Current Field Agent for WGC Sports LLC, Chicago, IL
2015-current.
Former Managing group partner/bloodstock agent for Copper Cap Farm/resigned 2019. CTCS needs all my time now. It's consuming 70-80 hours a week.
Handles all clients in the northern KY area from Covington, Lexington and the greater Maysville and Louisville areas.
859-547-8424
Ed has just over 21 years experience in finance, lending, title work, and real estate transactions. He is a 2015 graduate of Strayer University and attended EKU from 1988-1990. It was his idea in early 2012 to launch a company that catered to the needs of lenders and title companies, local and nationwide, that were doing a majority of their business online.
After 4 months CTCS had a base clientele of only 15 companies. After 12 months, there were over 50. CTCS as of January, 2020, now has 350 local and nationwide clients and has expanded to 2 full time and one part time employee and two offices in two major KY cities. Ed is also a part time golf instructor in Cincinnati and NKY.
So long Angela, good luck at your new career!!!
Angela Newman
Formerly the President and Operations Manager of Creekstone Title and Closing Services 2015-2018.
<------SANTA ANITA FEB 2018 What a great day.
Angela joined CTCS in 2014 as a closing agent and title search expert. With over 15 years experience in escrow and title work, she quickly revealed talent needed to push CTCS to the next level. Angela is a graduate of the University of Kentucky.
Angie is moving on.
Angie resigned from CTCS effective December 1st, 2018. Her plan was to work here until she completed her masters and that has been accomplished. CTCS will miss such a dependable, outstanding co-worker and friend who was there for CTCS when we needed her. Update 2020: Angie is a professor at a large university in Illinois and living her dream. We miss her dearly. Come home girl I'll double whatever you're making!!! JK, she's very happy living her dream after helping Ed put his back together after that horrible attack.
For those asking about Ally, she left July 2019. We wish her the best. She moved back to Colorado to be closer to her family after her husband passed.