5.18.2010 Marketplace Network appoints Phoenix, Arizona Marketplace Network Leader

Dr. Franklin Santagate announces today the appointment of David Fyke as a Marketplace Network Leader in Phoenix, Arizona. He will begin to facilitate and mentor a group of professionals in the Marketplace Network curriculum. David has been with Chicago Title Insurance Company for 25 years. He initiated the Builder Services Department in Maricopa County and developed it to serve the commercial and residential builders and developers throughout the state. As part of the department, he developed the Construction Disbursement Services that now administers construction disbursements in multi-states. In addition, he currently serves as Vice President and State Development Services Manager facilitating the builder/developer services for the State of Arizona. During his 39 years of experience in the title insurance industry, he has served as Chairman of the Central Arizona Homebuilders Association Real Estate Liaison Committee, and the Commissioner’s Public Report Application Re-Write Committee. Currently David is an active member of Leadership West, Arizona Association of Economic Development (AAED), the Real Estate Educator’s Association and is an Arizona Department of Real Estate certified instructor for Real Estate Development and Commissioner’s Rules and Regulation courses. He also is co-founder and President of House of David Ministries, a Para-church teaching ministry. David and Karen, his wife, founded House of David Ministries in 1996 to serve church leadership and to develop ministry leaders to further the Kingdom of God. He has served as Associate Pastor, and Pastor of Helps. Currently, David and Karen are active in Catalyst House, a network of home churches, while serving on the Board of Directors of First Step Ministries and as Ministry Administrator. Dr. Franklin Santagate states, “David Fyke brings a level of excellence to the Marketplace Network leadership that will insure a fruitful and mulitplied teaching of the curriculum principles resulting in men and women being a solution to the challenges of society in which they work. We look forward to great reports from David and those he mentors.”