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New American Funding Recognized as a Top Millennial Workplace

Jun 27, 2017
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Fortune and Great Place to Work have ranked New American Funding as one of the best workplaces in the nation for Millennials. The Southern California-based lender ranked 46th on the third annual list of 100 companies, which included a broad spectrum of industries, ranging from technology to healthcare, and banking.
 
The global research and consulting firm, Great Place to Work, complied the list by gathering feedback from more than 398,000 employees from Great Place to Work-Certified companies. The firm anonymously surveyed employees who assessed their organizations based on fairness, teamwork, benefits and other elements essential to an outstanding work culture.
 
“We’re excited that Millennials love working at New American Funding. We strive to maintain a fun, friendly environment that our employees look forward to coming to each day,” said Katie Traviglia, HR Director for New American Funding. “We make it our job to put them first. Whether we’re developing fun Friday events, spirit week activities, or team-building exercises, we’re constantly thinking of ways to make our company the best employee workplace!”
 
New American Funding has created a culture where Millennials can succeed by designing opportunities for younger employees to move ahead through an initiative known as, “If you want to grow, we want to know.” The mortgage lender is also building a state-of-the-art training lab to support employee professional development. Due to this progressive environment, the company has attracted a diverse, inclusive workforce that has rapidly expanded into nearly 2,400 employees, among which 34 percent are Millennials.
 
Consequently, New American Funding has recently received several notable accolades for its exceptional work environment including:
 
►Gold Stevie for Employer of the Year
►Number One Top Workplace in Orange County by OC Register
►Silver Best in Biz Award for Best Place to Work

 
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