“In recent days, those discussions have turned sour. The bank is no longer interested in having those discussions and has decided to take the company in a different direction.
Tessar acknowledged that CIVIC employees will receive “a lot of feedback and questions,” and said the way forward is “evolving, and your leaders will provide more answers and information for you at next day.”
The management joined the lending company in California in April 2017. Before becoming the company’s president, he founded Capital Line, which merged with Skyline Home Loans in 2007, then became Skyline’s president of sales.
CIVIC grew tenfold under his leadership, according to the company’s websitewith nearly $3 billion in loans funded by 2022.
Dettelbach oversaw CIVIC’s legal affairs in his role as general counsel, previously as general counsel for Wedgewood, LLC and in various executive, general and legal roles.