New American Funding Ranked a “Best Workplace for Millennials”

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Jul 12, 2019

FORTUNE and Great Place to Work have named New American Funding one of the “Best Workplaces in the Nation for Millennials,” coming in at 68th on the list. The list was compiled of 100 companies, which included healthcare, hospitality, retail, and technology industries.

The “Best Workplaces for Millennials” ranking is based on feedback from more than four million employees at Great Place to Work-certified organizations. An Anonymous Trust Index survey assessed Millennial employees' experience of their managers' competence, respect and fairness in the workplace, meaningful work, and other elements essential for an outstanding workplace. Among the employees surveyed, 91 percent believe New American Funding is a great place to work.

New American Funding offers a corporate training curriculum that's designed to prepare people for a career in mortgage banking. Specialized Training Empowering People (STEP) was developed to equip people for working in every aspect of the industry and it's designed to train people who have no background in the mortgage industry. New American Funding has individuals who graduate from the program every quarter.

"It's a tremendous honor to be recognized as one of the best workplaces for Millennials," said Rick Arvielo, New American Funding CEO. "We're excited that Millennials enjoy working at New American Funding. We maintain a culture where our employees feel welcomed and have the opportunity to learn and grow their careers with our company. Millennials represent 35 percent of our workforce, so it's important that we create an environment that caters those that will be the future of New American Funding."

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