NSLP Adds Tom Ramaeker to Business Development Team

Focused on expanding service to graduate and professional schools

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 22, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- NSLP has added a new member to its Business Development Team. Tom Ramaeker will serve as a senior strategic business director focusing on extending NSLP's products and services to graduate and professional schools.

"Tom is uniquely suited for this position. He will use his outstanding reputation and experience to help us build our new debt management services," said NSLP President and CEO Randy Heesacker. "His keen understanding of the medical school market offers NSLP a strategic advantage."

Ramaeker started his career in higher education at Omaha's Creighton University as associate director of financial aid, where he administered Title IV federal and private loan programs. Since then, he has held various sales leadership positions with Access Group. While Ramaeker has maintained a national presence through the years, for the past two years he has worked as a regional sales director for Access Group, serving the Midwest, Southwest and West Coast regions.

"Tom has extensive experience working with schools to provide educational financing for students seeking graduate and professional degrees," said Todd Woodlee, NSLP's vice president for Business Development. "He provides a level of expertise that gives us a unique opportunity to serve more schools and help them serve the ever-changing needs of their students."

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ABOUT NSLP
Headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska, NSLP is a private, not-for-profit company with a 25-year legacy in the higher education marketplace. A former Top-10 student loan guarantor, NSLP continues to be a passionate leader and advocate for student success; providing colleges and universities nationwide with financial education, delinquency prevention, default aversion, financial aid related support, and Title IV training and compliance programs. NSLP collaborates with schools to develop programs that will ultimately help our future generations thrive financially.

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