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Inlanta Mortgage Recognized by Employees as a Top Workplace

Jun 16, 2015
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Inlanta Mortgage has announced that it has been named a Top Workplace for 2015 by The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Top Workplace honors are awarded to companies whose employees have rated their companies highly in categories such as Leadership, Direction, Ethics, Culture, Training and Benefits. Top Workplace award winners do not know whether their employees have rated them favorably until a third-party collects and reviews all results. This is the third year that Inlanta Mortgage has received the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s prestigious Top Workplace Award.

“Inlanta’s success story isn’t about numbers or revenue," said Inlanta Mortgage’s Director of Human Resources Jan Priem. "It's about the people who work here and what we accomplish together—helping people purchase or refinance a home. It’s evident by this award that our people like what they do and are proud to be a part of something so meaningful.”

In addition to being named a Top Workplace by The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Inlanta has been consistently recognized as one of the country’s “Top Mortgage Employers” by National Mortgage Professional Magazine. 

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