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Mortgage Capital Trading Named Best Place to Work in San Diego

Oct 12, 2017
Mortgage Capital Trading Inc. (MCT) has announced that Bill Shirreffs has joined the company in the newly created position of senior director of sales operations

Mortgage Capital Trading Inc. (MCT) has earned a spot on the San Diego Business Journal’s (SDBJ) Best Places to Work list for the sixth consecutive year. MCT ranked number 18 out of 29 companies in the medium-size company category (50-249 U.S. employees). Nominees were judged in the categories of privately-held company, public company, non-profit organization, business non-profit, education, family-owned business and government agency.
 
Organizations that make the annual list go through a rigorous, two-part process over the course of several months that: Evaluates company benefits, compensation, corporate culture, policies and philosophies; and compiles data from extensive employee satisfaction surveys, which are done with anonymity. The combined scores determined the top companies and final rankings.
 
MCT fosters a culture that ensures employees enjoy a comfortable, dynamic work environment that offers many unique benefits to keep them motivated and help grow their skill sets,” said Curtis Richins, President of MCT. “Our employees are comprised of a close-knit, top-notch, highly devoted team. They are paramount to providing excellence in support to our growing client base.” 

 
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