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BALTIMORE, MD (April 13, 2011) – Maryland Labor Secretary Alexander M. Sanchez announced the hiring
today of former Baltimore City prosecutor Cynthia H. Jones. Ms. Jones is joining the Office of the
Commissioner of Financial Regulation as Assistant Commissioner of Enforcement and Consumer Services. In her
role, Ms. Jones will direct the Office’s investigative and enforcement staff and supervise the handling of
consumer inquiries and complaints.
“By filling key positions with experienced staff, the O’Malley-Brown
Administration continues its focus on protecting and preserving homeownership in Maryland while combating
the abusive practices that prey on vulnerable Maryland families,” said Secretary Alex Sanchez. “I am
excited to welcome Cynthia Jones to the DLLR team. Her commitment to public service will help us stand up
for Maryland families.”
Ms. Jones brings 15 years experience in the Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City, including
serving for the past five as Deputy State’s Attorney under Patricia C. Jessamy where her responsibilities
included managing the investigative divisions.
“Cynthia has tremendous experience which will enhance our
demonstrated commitment to battling mortgage fraud, foreclosure scams and other consumer abuses,” said
Commissioner of Financial Regulation Mark Kaufman.
Earlier this year, former Assistant State’s Attorney
Erin McCarthy Naylor also joined the Office of Financial Regulation under a Department of Justice grant to
work on criminal mortgage fraud prosecution. Former St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center, Inc. senior housing
counselor, Cara Stretch, was hired as Director of Foreclosure Outreach.
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