NAWRB to Honor Founder of New American Funding

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Aug 19, 2015

New American Funding has announced that the National Association of Women in Real Estate Businesses (NAWRB) will honor company President Patty Arvielo with itsTalkie Award. NAWRB is an organization dedicated to providing women the tools and opportunities for economic expansion and growth, while advocating and promoting women-owned businesses specializing in the housing economy. The Talkie Award honors a pioneering woman who is gaining ground and making her mark in the world of marketing, and branding her business to build a successful enterprise.

“I feel so proud to be recognized by NAWRB with these exceptional women. It’s incredibly fulfilling to lend support and guidance to other women in my industry,” said Arvielo.

Arvielo co-founded New American Funding in 2003 as a 40-employee call center, and has grown the company into a national mortgage lender funding over $900 million in home loans per month, with an estimated $9 billion servicing portfolio. She is Chairman of the Corporate Board of Governors for the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP), is on the Executive Board of Big Brothers Big Sisters Orange County, actively participates in mentoring programs with The Hispanic 100, and provides a corporate environment wherein many women excel.

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