Movement Mortgage Makes Sixth Appearance on Inc. 5000 List

Aug 16, 2018

Movement Mortgage has been named one of America’s fastest growing companies by Inc. magazine for the sixth time, earning the company back-to-back appearances on the Inc. 5000 Honor Roll. The 37th annual Inc. 5000 listed Movement as one of its honorees. By making the list for the sixth time, Movement has accomplished what only six percent of all Inc. list members have ever achieved.

Movement Mortgage’s ranking places it 2,109th, with a total revenue increase of more than 210 percent since 2014. Over the same time period, the overall economy expanded about 11 percent.

After beginning as a four-person startup in 2008, Movement Mortgage today is the seventh-largest purchase mortgage lender in the nation with approximately $13 billion in annual mortgage originations and 4,000 employees serving 49 states.

“As we look back at our incredible growth, the thing I remember most are the lives we’ve impacted, borrowers, partners and teammates,” said Movement Co-Founder and Chief Executive Casey Crawford. “It is truly an honor to know God has used our Movement community to love and value people in bigger and more substantial ways each year.”

Movement first made the Inc. 500 list in 2012, earning the company the distinction as the fastest-growing mortgage company in the nation.

“Making the list gets harder every year as your starting base grows. You should be proud of all Movement Mortgage has achieved,” said Inc. Editor-In-Chief James Ledbetter.

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