Brandon Gennuso

VP of Business Development

Brandon Gennuso is the Vice President of Business Development, responsible for building strategic partnerships, strengthening client relationships, and driving sustainable growth. With a background in business development and relationship management, he is passionate about creating partnerships that deliver long-term value.

Brandon earned his bachelor’s degree from West Virginia University and a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Waynesburg University. His unique blend of business expertise and understanding of human behavior enables him to build trust, foster strong client relationships, and contribute to the organization’s continued success.

Better Experiences for My Borrowers

A better borrower experience means clear communication, fewer surprises, and a loan process designed around your needs. From application to closing, we focus on making every step simple, transparent, and stress-free.

Get To Know Brandon

At think mortgage, we have the ability to shop your loan in-house to obtain the most competitive rates. These services come at no additional cost! When it comes to buying a home, using anyone else would be unthinkable.

What You Can Expect

Our commitment to clear communication, responsive service, and innovative technology ensures you always know where you stand and what comes next. Every loan is handled with precision, care, and the goal of helping you move forward with confidence.

Better Service

You’ll work with real people who listen, communicate clearly, and stay with you every step of the way.

Better Process

Our streamlined approach makes your loan experience faster and more transparent.

Better Technology

Our secure digital tools simplify process and keep you connected in real time.

"I look forward to serving you with excellence."

- Brandon Gennuso

Brandon Gennuso

VP of Business Development


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3108 Route 10, Suites 3 & 4

Denville NJ 08734

Direct: 724-683-9423

Email: bgennuso@thinkmtg.com

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