As a growth-oriented middle market business leader, you understand access to capital can make or break your company’s ability to grow. Junior capital is a powerful and popular tool available for companies who need capital quickly.
You’re invited to join a discussion with junior capital experts who can help you decide if acquiring junior debt is the right decision for your company (and also illustrate the entire process from preparing to talk with potential lenders to receiving junior capital funding).
You’ll leave the discussion with a clear understanding:
• What are the pros and cons of junior capital?
• What type of middle market companies are traditionally most successful using junior capital in their growth strategy?
• How will potential lenders evaluate the financial health of your company?
• How can you evaluate what junior debt structure is best-suited for your company?
• What are some non-economic considerations companies should identify before choosing a junior debt lender?
The discussion is interactive – so not only will you gain the perspective of a traditional lender, accounting firm, and private equity firm – but you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions specifically about your company’s goals, challenges, and opportunities.
Featured speakers include:
• Homyar Choksi, Partner, LBC Credit Partners
• Ervine Geiger, Managing Director, Wells Fargo Strategic Capital - Diversified Industries
• Mario O. Vicari, CPA, Director, Kreischer Miller
This program is exclusive to middle market companies (annual revenue $10M to $1B) and emerging companies (annual revenue $1M to $9M). Space is limited. If you’re unable to register due to this restriction but fit the criteria above, please email Antonia at antonia@chamberphl.com who will be happy to assist you.
This Event is Closed
Partner, LBC Credit Partners
Homyar M. Choksi is a Partner with LBC Credit Partners. Mr. Choksi heads the origination team and serves on the firm’s Investment Committee. He has over 25 years of experience in large-corporate and middle-market leveraged lending transactions - including both senior and junior debt and preferred and common equity - across a wide range of industries.
Managing Director, Wells Fargo
Erv Geiger was named Managing Director for Wells Fargo Strategic Capital in October 2016. Erv is responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with clients of Wells Fargo Bank’s Wholesale Banking Division. Erv provides customized capital solutions for these Bank clients. These solutions have Wells Fargo Bank investing junior risk capital in support of clients in need of capital beyond traditional senior debt capital.
Director, Audit & Accounting, Kreischer Miller
Mario is a business advisor to privately-held companies, helping them to address the unique challenges they face as they grow and to create value for their owners. Mario has over 30 years of experience working with entrepreneurs and private and family -owned companies in a variety of industries including construction, manufacturing, distribution, and services.
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Accessibility:
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If you have a disability and require accommodations in order to fully participate in this event, please contact us
here at least three business days in advance of the event. You will be contacted by someone from our staff to discuss your specific needs.
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Tickets are held at the door under company name. Reserved seating for tables purchases only.