Caleb Mittelstet Appointed Central Division Manager for New American Funding

May 08, 2018

New American Funding has announced that it has named Caleb Mittelstet as its Central Division Manager. In his new role, Mittelstet will expand the company’s footprint in specific geographic regions across the country. He’ll focus on adding branches and Loan Officers in new markets where the lender doesn’t have an existing location.

“I’ve spent the last nine years building and developing organizations. I want to help New American Funding expand to new locations,” said Mittelstet. “I’m looking forward to growing the company to the next level.”

With 17 years of mortgage experience, Mittelstet is an accomplished leader in the industry. His strategies have proven effective in expanding the marketplace and building loan production. He has served in several senior level management positions. Most recently, he was the Executive Vice President at an independent mortgage lender, where he was responsible for all production and strategic growth initiatives across the country.

“We’re honored to have Caleb at New American Funding. He’s a dynamic sales leader with prolific experience in building successful markets,” said Scott Bristol, Senior Vice President of National Retail Sales for New American Funding. “He’s a true high-integrity servant leader who will be a valuable asset to our company.”

Throughout his career, Mittelstet has been an active member of the Mortgage Bankers Association and Mortgage Action Alliance at both the state and national levels.

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