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Kevin Nash has been named leasing manager for the Michigan and Northwest Ohio markets. In this role, Nash will identify, develop and close end-user-based equipment finance and leasing transactions. 

Debbie Trujillo, regional corporate responsibility officer for KeyBank in Colorado, Idaho and Utah, was recently named the winner of the Denver Business Journal’s Outstanding Women in Business Award in the “banking & finance” category.

Government agencies are mandated to meet ever-increasing technology demands with unpredictable budgets. Using flexible FAR-compliant payment plans federal agencies can acquire the technology they need now despite unpredictable shrinking budgets. Our new video explains how.

Two continuous threads—rising costs and transformative technology—weave through all of the major healthcare industry trends and issues detailed in a new report on U.S. healthcare and equipment acquisition by the Equipment Leasing & Finance Foundation.

Equipment and software investment growth is likely to slow in 2019 to 3.9%, according to the 2019 Equipment Leasing & Finance U.S. Economic Outlook released earlier this month from the Equipment Leasing & Finance Foundation. The forecast is down from a 4.5% expansion predicted in the Q2 update.

Technological advances coming down the pipeline for the equipment leasing and finance industry will both challenge and bolster vendor finance relationships, if the predictions described in a recent vendor finance roundtable for The Monitor come to fruition.

Lori A. Maxon has been promoted to vice president of commercial vendor technology. In this role, Maxon will work closely with technology vendors to develop structured finance solutions for enterprise clients throughout the Northeast.

The subject of “disruptors” has received much attention in the last few years, and for very good reason, says a new article by Key Equipment Finance's Michael Wood in the Equipment Finance Advisor.

Reducing energy costs is a major consideration for many businesses and government entities because lower energy costs translates into improved profitability and cash flow, and investments in sustainability can add significant value to assets, a topic explored in a recent article for MountainWest Capital Network's Utah Deal Flow.

Key Equipment Finance has promoted Jen Martin to vice president of leasing and vendor program support. In this role, Martin will oversee the newly-combined leasing programs and vendor performance teams, which includes the company’s NextGen project.