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New American Funding Increases Its National Footprint In Five Regions

Director of Events
Jun 30, 2021

New American Funding is looking to build upon its success by increasing its national footprint in the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest and Mid-Atlantic.

New American Funding is looking to build upon its success by increasing its national footprint in the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest and Mid-Atlantic.

NAF is growing at a rapid rate and now has 180 nationwide locations with approximately 4,800 employees. Its latest expansion efforts find the company doubling down on its growth strategy in hopes to build strategic markets across the U.S. 

Additionally, the company is looking to strengthen high-level company leadership in the target markets. Leading the expansion is Sam Ellsworth, director of national retail sales and other key members including Kelly Allison, vice president for the Southeast; Ellysa Cummings, senior vice president for the Great Lakes; Hamid Hamrah, senior vice president for the Midwest; Miguel Mouriz, regional manager for Florida; James Bromwell, area manager for the Mid-Atlantic; Eric Fellows, regional manager for Tennessee and Michele Hoefle, regional sales manager. 

These team members will be tasked with actively recruiting sales leaders and top originators to join the company.

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Director of Events
Navi Persaud is Director of Events at NMP.
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