Don O'Neill

Don O'Neill has a diverse work experience spanning several years. Don began their career as a Senior Managing Partner at O'Neill & Delaney, P.S., a law firm specializing in business, real estate, acquisitions, and litigation. Don then joined First American Title as an Executive Vice President, where they eventually became Senior Vice President and Director of Human Resources. At Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Don served as a Senior Vice President and Western Regional Manager, overseeing operations in Arizona, Nevada, and California. Don later became President and CEO of Stewart Lender Services Company before moving on to become SVP and Group President of Stewart Title Company and REI Group. Don also worked as Senior Executive Business Development at Asset Preservation, Inc., and held various roles at ISGN Solutions, Inc., including President of the Origination Practice Group and Chief Risk Officer. Their most recent roles include Chief Operations Officer and Associate General Counsel at Altisource Portfolio Solutions and Executive Vice President of Institutional Services at Williston Financial Group. Throughout their career, Don has been responsible for legal matters, risk management, business development, strategic planning, operations management, and leadership.

Don O'Neill's education history is as follows:

- From 1970 to 1974, Don studied Business Administration at Eastern Washington University and earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree.

- In 1974, they pursued further education at Gonzaga University School of Law and obtained a Juris Doctorate (JD) degree in Law, which they completed in 1977.

- Alongside their law studies, Don also pursued an MBA at Gonzaga University - School of Business Administration from 1976 to 1977.

- Don continued their education in Executive Development programs, including completing courses on advanced gaming theory, strategic planning, and organizational design at Harvard Kennedy School in 1998.

- In 1996 and 2002, they also attended Executive Development programs at Harvard Kennedy School.

- Don furthered their executive education at the University of Chicago, completing a program in 2004, and at MIT Sloan School of Management, completing an Executive Development program in 2006.