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NewDayUSA Moves Into New Headquarters

May 17, 2013

NewDay USA has announced it has completed the move of their company headquarters to a 70,000-square-foot facility. The new facility supports NewDay USA’s expansions plans of its workforce to an estimated 1,000 full-time employees by 2014. The new headquarters is home to the business operations of the mortgage banking company and NewDay USA University – the company’s education, training and learning center. The University is equipped with state-of-the-art classrooms, interactive technology tools, and comprehensive curriculum to deliver training to the company’s new and experienced mortgage bankers. “The completion of this move is a key milestone for NewDay USA. In our new headquarters, our company will continue to hire and train the best, promote from within and invest in our future. The new facility has been built to position our company as one of the leading mortgage banking companies in the nation that serves veterans and their families,” said Rob Posner, chief executive officer of NewDay USA. NewDay USA is committed to developing the mortgage banking professionals of tomorrow who will lead the mortgage banking industry into the future. The new facility is designed to support the company’s rapid expansion and NewDay USA University’s state-of-the-art education programs. “Our new headquarters has been custom-built to meet our needs as a technologically advanced mortgage company,” said Joe Murin, president of NewDay USA. “We have ambitious growth plans over the next few years, and the new work environment ensures that all members of our team have the training and tools they need to support our company’s rapid growth.”
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