Justin Dunn is a founding member of the HomeTrust Loan Production Office in Raleigh, North Carolina.
In one of the “best professional decisions he has ever made,” Justin has been working with the same HomeTrust team of John Sprink, Darrin Williams, and Tom Quinn for over two decades. Together, the team founded Raleigh’s Loan Production office, which subsequently spurred Business and Retail Centers in the North Hills neighborhood of Raleigh as well as in Cary, North Carolina.
In his role, Justin, along with his thriving team of Bankers, develops and manages commercial relationships with small and middle market clients and specializes in builder financing, residential acquisition and development financing, commercial real estate development and investment, and commercial and industrial needs. In addition, he focuses on deposit sourcing and partnerships with other sales teams including SBA, Treasury Management, and Residential Mortgage Loan Originators.
While much has changed over the years, Justin is proud the same Raleigh team continues to serve its loyal clientele while providing strong returns for the bank.
Justin graduated with a Bachelor of Science from North Carolina State University and has previously served on the Board of Governors of North Ridge Country Club, where he chaired its Finance, Strategic Planning and Nominating Committees and Vice Chaired Grounds Committee. He currently serves as a Board Member of the Sanderson Foundation. He is also a member of the North Carolina State Wolfpack Club.
Outside of the bank, Justin enjoys spending time with family and friends, including his son and daughter, parents, brother and sister, and niece and nephew. He is active in both of his children’s schools, enjoys playing golf, attends NC State football and basketball games, and is actively involved with the Hudson Memorial Presbyterian Church in Raleigh.
As HomeTrust expands to other emerging markets throughout the Southeast, Justin hopes to pass on what he and his team have learned to others and believes the best is yet to come.
