New American Funding Adds Industry Vet Sue Silverman

Jun 09, 2017

New American Funding has announced the hiring of Sue Silverman for a new role within the company. Silverman will be working in several key areas, with primary responsibilities centered on broker relations, product development and loan structuring.

Silverman has been in the mortgage industry for 30 years and will assist secondary marketing with identifying investors for New American Funding. She’ll work with senior leadership in selecting new loan products to be included on the menu of program options offered by the company and will also work with loan originators to match consumers’ needs to the best-suited products.

“I’m confident there’s a loan program for nearly every borrower. I look forward to strategically problem solving as loans move through the system and working with loan officers to maximize their production,” said Silverman. “The backbone of growth for any mortgage company is the originator so it’s a privilege to be in a position where I can support them in achieving new levels.”

Baron O’Brien, VP of Talent Acquisition for New American Funding, said, “Sue is very well-accomplished and highly-regarded. We know she’s going to be a tremendous resource to our team of loan officers and our company as a whole. We’re absolutely thrilled about having her on board.”

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