His

departure
from
First
American
was
announced
June
25.

“Kevin’s
proven
ability
to
lead
large,
complex
organizations
and
deliver
results
through
innovation
and
operational
excellence
makes
him
the
ideal
leader
for
TRG’s
next
phase,”
Alan
Colberg,
the
company’s
chairman
of
the
board,
said
in
a
statement.

“His
deep
industry
expertise,
client-first
mindset,
and
track
record
of
building
high-performing
teams
will
be
invaluable
as
TRG
continues
to
expand
its
national
footprint
and
deliver
best-in-class
solutions
to
our
partners
and
customers.”

Wall
has
also
held
prior
senior
positions
at

Fortress
Investment
Group,

Nationstar,

CoreLogic
and


Wells
Fargo
Financial.
He
has
led
multiple
strategic
acquisitions
and
digital
transformation
efforts
across
the
financial
services
sector.
Wall
holds
a
bachelor’s
degree
in
finance
and
management
from
the
University
of
Pittsburgh.

“Joining
Title
Resources
Group
is
an
exciting
new
chapter
in
my
career,”
Wall
said
in
a
statement.
“Throughout
my
journey
in
the
title
and

mortgage
industries,
I
have
seen
firsthand
the
critical
role
title
insurance
plays
in
protecting
property
rights
and
enabling

homeownership.
TRG’s
commitment
to
innovation,
customer
service
and
partnerships
with
agents
and
lenders
aligns
perfectly
with
my
own
values.

“I
look
forward
to
working
with
the
talented
TRG
team
to
build
on
the
company’s
strong
foundation
and
accelerate
our
growth
in
a
rapidly
evolving
market.”

McCall
has
served
as
CEO
for
the
past
two
decades,
a
period
marked
by
strategic
expansion
and
growth
that
saw
the
company
rise
to
become
the
fifth-largest
title
insurance

underwriter
in
the
country.
He
will
continue
working
with
clients
and
partners
while
assisting
in
the
leadership
transition.

“Scott
is
an
accomplished
business
executive
and
strong
leader
who
has
guided
TRG
to
be
the
dynamic
underwriter
it
is
today,”
Colberg
said.
“He
has
cultivated
a
people-valued,
customer-centric
organization
with
long-standing
unique
partnerships
in
all
facets
of
the
real
estate
industry.
We
look
forward
to
Scott
continuing
this
legacy
in
his
new
role
on
the
board.”