New American Funding
RANK
43
The largest Latina-run mortgage company in the U.S. puts a big focus on diversity, and nine out of 10 employees say they “look forward to coming to work.”
- The New American Funding STEP (specialized training empowering people) program prepares those with no experience in the mortgage industry for careers as loan originators and processors. The training is fully remote and offered nationwide.
- The company’s People and Culture team focuses on creating cultural education and engagement opportunities, affirming NAF’s commitment to diversity.
- “There is a perfect balance between truly exceptional professionalism with clear expectations [and] a genuine family feeling working here,” one employee said. “I have never felt such a connection to my company or my bosses.”
Courtesy of New American Funding
Company Information
As of 4/4/23
Country
U.S.
Headquarters
Tustin, Calif.
Industry
Diversified Financials
CEO
Rick Arvielo
Website
Company Type
Private
Ticker
-
Revenues ($M)
$1,300
Profits ($M)
-
Market Value ($M)
-
Employees
4,761
Figures are for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2020.
Best Companies
Rank last year
18
Years on list
2
Employees (as of March 2023)
3,455
Job openings (as of March 2023)
71
Year founded
2003
Employees and job openings are U.S.-only.
BenefitsAs of 2/3/22
100% health coverage
no
Subsidized childcare
no
Compressed work weeks
did not disclose
Option to work remotely
yes
Minimum requirement in-office attendance (days per week)
none
Percentage of health care premiums covered
74
Mental health coverage
yes
Free mental health sessions (per year)
3
Free backup childcare time off (days)
-
Maximum $ amount covered for fertility services
did not disclose
Fully paid maternal leave (days)
-
Fully paid paternal leave (days)
-
Fully paid adoptive leave (days)
-
Maternal leave in addition to regular time off (days)
did not disclose
Paid days off for volunteering
-
DiversityAs of 2/3/22
% Women
58%
% Minorities
45%
% African-American/Black
8%
% Asian
9%
% Caucasian/White
58%
% Hispanic/Latino
21%
% Native American/Alaska Native
-
% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
1%
% Two or more races
3%
% Unknown ethnicity
-
