Summary: Arbor Commercial Mortgage

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Arbor Commercial Mortgage, LLC (“Arbor”), a national, direct commercial real estate lender, recently selected Linda Gorbenko Director, FHA, at Arbor’s Long Beach, Califorina office.

Previously, Ms. Gorbenko served as Executive Director at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) World Markets where she originated structured floating rate commercial real estate loans for the portfolio and syndication and fixed rate CMBS loans for securitization. Additionally, she worked for GE for 16 years. At GE, she quickly advanced from Associate to Senior Director in the company’s Los Angeles office during her tenure at the company.

Ms. Gorbenko earned her Bachelor of Arts in Finance, graduating with honors from California State University, Fullerton;

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