Fortune Names New American Funding One of America’s Best Workplaces for Women

By Natalie.Drake@nafinc.com September 21, 2017

 

Fortune and Great Place to Work® have identified New American Funding as one of the top workplaces in the country for women. The national mortgage lender ranked #53 in the nation on the 3rd annual list of 100 Best Workplaces, which highlights companies that provide generous benefits, flexible schedules, and a good work-life balance for women.

To see the 2017 list, please visit: http://fortune.com/best-workplaces-for-women/

The ranking is based on feedback from more than 400,000 employees from Great Place to Work-Certified™ companies in every sector of the economy.  Employees were surveyed about their organizations’ culture, leadership, fairness and other elements essential to an excellent work environment.

“It’s very rewarding to have Fortune recognize New American Funding for having an outstanding culture that’s conducive for women to excel,” said Patty Arvielo, Co-Founder and President of New American Funding. “I’m passionate about empowering women to succeed so we continuously strive to create an environment where there are no limits on what anyone can achieve and where women know they have the opportunity to take a seat at the table.”

Arvielo plays a key role with empowering women in her organization by mentoring them and opening the door for them to move ahead through an initiative known as, “If you want to grow, we want to know”. She has built one of the fastest-growing companies in America while constructing a team that’s comprised of about 59% women with many holding C-level positions. The company has also established opportunities for women to thrive by hosting events like, “Rise and Lead” which is geared toward elevating women entrepreneurs in the housing industry.

Consequently, New American Funding has received several notable accolades including a Gold Stevie® for Employer of the Year and #1 Top Workplace in Orange County by OC Register.

Inc. 5000 Names New American Funding a Fastest-Growing Private Company in America

By Natalie.Drake@nafinc.com August 21, 2017

 

For the fifth time, Inc. 5000 has named New American Funding to its list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America; ranking the national mortgage lender #1664 in the nation for 2017. The magazine complied the list according to revenue growth from 2013 to 2016; during which timeframe, New American Funding’s revenue increased by 235%.

To see the winners, please visit: https://www.inc.com/inc5000/list/2017

New American Funding was also recognized on Inc. 5000’s Honor Roll, which is an elite group of companies who’ve made the fastest-growing list five times. This distinct milestone is an accomplishment that less than one-tenth of Inc. 5000 honorees achieve.

“It’s extremely rewarding to have Inc. 5000 repeatedly identify New American Funding for its rapid growth,” said CEO Rick Arvielo. “We’re thrilled by this achievement and are driven to continue working hard to stretch our limits each day. Our commitment is to remain innovative.”

New American Funding is owned by husband-and-wife duo, Rick and Patty Arvielo, who’ve expanded the company to include nearly 130 nationwide branches with a servicing portfolio of $20 billion. The couple have distinguished the company as an industry leader by:

Notable Milestones:

  • Streamlining operations and providing industry-leading loan close times
  • Developing innovative technology including a suite of mobile apps for New American Funding Loan Originators, Real Estate Partners, and housing consumers - GoGo LO, GoGo Partner, GoGo Home
  • Building a 25,000 square foot state-of-the-art educational facility to train mortgage professionals
  • Serving diverse communities through Latino Focus Committee and New American Dream

Due to their progressive business approach, earlier this year the Arvielos won a gold Stevie® with Rick claiming Executive of the Year and Patty winning Woman of the Year; each was also selected by Ernst & Young as a 2016 EY Entrepreneur of the Year® for Orange County.