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Featuring interviews with equipment finance industry experts and former GE Capital employees, GE Capital’s Legend & Legacy: The Documentary is a four-part documentary series that delves into the entire legend of GE Capital, from its roots within industrial giant General Electric, its rapid ascent and long-term dominance in the equipment finance industry, its stunning decision to exit the sector and the impact the once unbeatable giant it is still having today.
A three-part short-form documentary on the history of inflation and its effects on the equipment finance industry. This is the first production of Reels, Monitor Suite’s documentary series.
Spend three minutes with Deb Reuben, CEO and founder of TomorrowZone, as she outlines how companies can recover from failed digital transformation or, better yet, avoid it in the first place before sharing how she incorporates “biohacking” into her daily routine to optimize her health.
Spend three minutes with Brian Slipka, founder and partner at Honour Capital, as he explains why pay-per-use models are going to be an increasingly important part of the equipment finance industry before describing what it’s like to manage 28 businesses, including a professional baseball team.
Spend three minutes with Shawn Smith, CEO and founder of Dedicated Financial GBC, as he explains why optimizing portfolio management is so important, even if it is often overlooked, before sharing the best advice he’s ever received.
Spend three minutes with George Parker, co-CEO of VenSource Capital and president of the Black Equipment Finance Network, as he discusses the essential elements of effective customer service before sharing his meaningful experiences working with Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Spend three minutes with Kyin Lok, president and CEO of Dext Capital, as he discusses the competitive advantage of independent equipment finance companies, particularly when it comes to innovation, before sharing an intimate look at his family’s “three miracles.”
Spend three minutes with Chris Quinn, vice president of sales and marketing at Ritchie Bros. Financial Services, as he discusses his approach to relationship building — both internally and externally — as a business leader before describing his experience as a first-time parent.
Spend three minutes with Bob Neagle, president and CEO of Finova Capital and chairman of the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association, as he explains how a focus on education makes him optimistic about the equipment finance industry’s future before sharing some of his insight as someone with a PhD in 18th century literature.
Spend three minutes with Mike Baez, vice president of professional services and customer strategy at Leasepath, as he explains the concept of an intelligent workplace and how it can improve processes and efficiency for any organization before sharing his passion for baseball history.
Spend three minutes with Debra Devassy Babu, a shareholder at Darcy & Devassy, as she explains how to form a defensive plan against some of the common types of fraud in the equipment finance industry before sharing some of her most memorable travel experiences, including childhood trips to Kerala, India.
Spend three minutes with Scott Thacker, CEO of Ivory Consulting Corporation, as he explains the importance of providing expertise and customization as an equipment finance software provider before telling the story of how his ancestors founded the town of Thackerville, OK, in the 1800s.
Spend three minutes with Linda Redding, head of equipment finance at J.P. Morgan Commercial Banking, as she provides a roadmap for the equipment finance industry to navigate transformation before sharing her go-to recipe for team dinners: Ina Garten’s beef bourguignon.
Spend three minutes with Nancy Robles, president of Eastern Funding, as she explains how important supporting mental health can be in the workplace and how best to provide such care to employees before giving a behind-the-scenes look at her writing process as she prepares to launch her first book in 2023.
Spend three minutes with Amrita Patel, head of equipment finance at Wells Fargo, as she explains how companies can retain strong employee talent and create environments for employees to thrive in their careers before discussing how her experience learning multiple languages and living in multiple countries has influenced her personally and professionally.
Enjoy this preview of an episode of Three Minutes, a video series exclusively for Monitor Suite members that provides hyper-short interviews with equipment finance leaders about industry and personal topics. For this episode, join Lovern Gordon, president and founder of…
Spend three minutes with Reid Raykovich, CEO of the Certified Lease & Finance Professional Foundation, as she provides details on the CLFP Foundation’s global expansion before introducing us to the world of Oula fitness.
Spend three minutes with Ellen Comeaux, commercial division leader at TIAA Bank, as she discusses how equipment finance companies can adapt to and navigate uncertainty to become better partners for their clients as well as her self-diagnosed addiction to music festivals.
Spend three minutes with Deb Baker, head of worldwide leasing and financing at HP, and learn about her belief in ESG for the equipment finance industry and her recently discovered passion for baking.
Spend three minutes with Mike Jones, president of vendor equipment finance at First Citizens Bank, and learn about his servant leadership philosophy and the lessons he took away from his time in the military.
Spend three minutes with Rafe Rosato, chief innovation officer at DLL, and learn about the character traits most important for innovation and his expansive guitar collection.
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Join Deb Reuben, CEO and founder of TomorrowZone and Moto Tohda, VP of Information Systems at Tokyo Century (USA) in this Monitor Member Live+ fireside chat, where we explore what it takes to future proof your next initiative by starting smart. Walk away with keys to transform the way you initiate your next project and start smart so you can finish strong.
Dr. Elliot Eisenberg returned to conduct his third quarterly Member Live+ event for Monitor Suite members on Sept. 26, providing an overview of current economic conditions, including GDP, the somewhat diminished possibility of a recession, the surprisingly strong labor market, inflation, construction activity and how future Federal Reserve actions are likely to impact the economy later this year and early next.
Dr. Elliot Eisenberg’s Q3/23 economic update provided an overview of current economic conditions, including GDP and the possibility of a recession, the labor market, inflation, construction activity and how the actions of the Fed are likely to impact the economy later this year. The event also featured a Q&A section so attendees could seek direct guidance from Dr. Eisenberg on the most pressing issues facing their businesses and the equipment finance industry at large.
Lisa Rafter, publisher of Monitor, will go live on Wednesday, April 26 at 2 p.m. EST to announce the nominees for Monitor’s Converge Awards.
Dr. Elliot Eisenberg’s Q1/23 economic update provided an overview of the current economic climate, covering GDP, the labor markets, inflation. construction activity and how the actions of the Fed could impact the economy this year.
In this three-part livestream, NextGen women will lead a Q&A with trailblazing women of equipment finance that will explore the truth of their experiences. Designed to create conversations that will benefit everyone in the industry, the livestream series will explore many topics.
In this three-part livestream, NextGen women will lead a Q&A with trailblazing women of equipment finance that will explore the truth of their experiences. Designed to create conversations that will benefit everyone in the industry, the livestream series will explore many topics.
In this three-part livestream, NextGen women will lead a Q&A with trailblazing women of equipment finance that will explore the truth of their experiences. Designed to create conversations that will benefit everyone in the industry, the livestream series will explore many topics.
As part of its newly launched Monitor Suite platform, Monitor will host quarterly Member Live+ quarterly economic update livestreams exclusively for Monitor Suite subscribers with internationally renowned economist Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D. The first of these quarterly events will be held on Oct. 4 at 1 p.m. EST.
The equipment finance industry’s enduring resiliency means it is always adapting and in today’s era, that means transforming how to lead to ensure success now and in the future. With how we work changing daily and employees looking for more from company leadership, Monitor 100 executives will gather for a special livestream for Monitor Suite members to discuss how they approach leadership, how they develop future leaders, and how they respond to a demand for a transformative type of leadership.
In the 10th episode of The W Podcast, Deb Reuben, founder and CEO of TomorrowZone, explains how she went from being a nationally competitive gymnast to an innovation expert and the importance of taking ownership of your identity and being a lifelong student.
In the ninth episode of The W Podcast, Hollis Bufferd, CEO of Star Hill Financial, explains that you need to take a risk to earn the reward and why it’s important to aim for “work-life-me” rather than work-life balance while always trying to find enjoyment in what you’re doing each and every day.
In the eighth episode of The W Podcast, Cindy Fleck, a managing director at Channel, explains why it’s important to slow down and cherish the relationships you building during your career. In addition, Fleck explains that life begins outside of your comfort zone, so if you want something, you should go after it.
In the seventh episode of The W Podcast, Jennifer Martin explains the importance of “deliberate inclusion,” why it is critical to “find your tribe” to gain strength in numbers and, citing Brené Brown, why leaders should have power with, rather than power over, colleagues and partners.
In the sixth episode of The W Podcast, Debra Devassy Babu explains how important it is to network, even if it isn’t in your comfort zone, and why there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to dealing with criticism.
In the fifth episode of The W Podcast, Bonnie Michael, a shareholder at Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, discusses why it is vital to surround yourself with the right people and how getting out and getting active in whatever industry you’re in will pay dividends throughout your career.
In the fourth episode of The W Podcast, Tawnya Stone, vice president of strategic technology at GreatAmerica Financial Services, described the cultural shift that the equipment finance needs, sharing her belief in advocating for other women and having strong leadership roles for women so younger professionals have examples to emulate.
In the third episode of The W Podcast, Katie Crawford, CLFP, regional sales manager at Arvest Equipment Finance, discussed how power doesn’t mean being loud and how empowering others and continually pursuing knowledge can help younger women in the industry build successful careers.
In the second episode of The W Podcast, Julia Gavrilov, a partner at Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP, discusses how a desire to better understand her clients brought her to equipment finance, the importance of addressing the root of the obstacles to providing more women leadership opportunities and more.
In the first episode of The W Podcast, Donna Yanuzzi, SVP and director at 1st Equipment Finance, details her career path and how she got into the industry after working for TV Guide Magazine, why it’s important to make and learn from mistakes and how she is trying to give back after so many years of success.
As summer winds down and we enter the home stretch of 2023, we celebrate the up-and-coming companies in equipment finance with our annual Monitor 101+ issue. This group of 41 companies put on a stellar performance in 2022, reporting year-overyear…
Monitor Suite members can download a copy of the 2023 Monitor 100 charts in PDF or Excel form here. This year’s Monitor 100 companies reported net assets of $555.9 billion, new business volume of $216.6 billion and 26,609 employees. The…
When building out the branding for Monitor’s two-day 50th anniversary celebration, the Monitor team wanted to make sure what the event was called reflected its purpose as well as the current moment in equipment finance. Converge emerged as the perfect…
In what has already been a big year for Monitor, I’m excited to bring you the annual Monitor 100. As the home of our flagship ranking report, the Monitor 100 issue is always a special event for us each year,…
While I was attending college at St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, I worked part-time at a grocery story as a bookkeeper. One of my co-workers was Maureen Boyle, an effervescent, fun red-head who I adored. When I was getting ready…
Memories “When I was with CNH, the president of our financial services business, Steve Beerman, came into my office one day in early October and asked,” How’s your Spanish?” It turns out, the company needed me to handle some issues…
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The economic environment that created a robust M&A market in 2021 for equipment finance companies carried into the early months of 2022, providing the promise of another banner year. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which achieved a record high on…
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