Mar 1995 – Dec 1998 · 3 yrs 9 mos · Norwalk, CT│Clearwater, FL

• debis Financial Services, a subsidiary of Mercedes-Benz Credit Corporation, was a $1.4 billion global company that provided commercial finance and equipment leasing products for aircraft, helicopters, luxury yachts, commercial marine vessels, commercial real estate, construction and industrial equipment. In 1998, after the DaimlerChrysler merger, it became DaimlerChyrsler Capital Services.

Sep 1993 – Dec 1994 · 1 yr 3 mos · Norwalk, CT

• Concord Leasing Inc. ("Concord") was an equipment leasing company specializing in medical equipment, computers, aircraft, graphic arts equipment, construction equipment, and commercial marine vessels. Concord's $1.5 billion loan portfolio was merged into Marine Midland Bank, a unit of HSBC Holdings PLC.

Dec 1991 – Sep 1993 · 1 yr 9 mos · Stamford, CT

• US WEST Financial Services Inc. ("USWFS") was a commercial finance company with $2 billion in receivables owned by telephone company US WEST Inc. USWFS focused primarily on leasing capital equipment, leveraged buy-outs, and underwriting senior debt offerings. USWFS had a diverse portfolio of investments including aircraft, commercial marine vessels, commercial real estate, along with specialized construction and industrial equipment. In 1993, USWFS was acquired by NationsBank.

Mar 1989 – Apr 1990 · 1 yr 1 mo · Greenwich, CT

• Established in 1984, Phibro Energy, Inc. ("Phibro") was an international physical commodities trading firm. Phibro traded in crude oil, oil products, natural gas, precious and base metals, agricultural products, commodity-related equities, and other products. In October 2009, after undergoing multiple mergers and acquisitions, Occidental Petroleum acquired Phibro from Citigroup, estimating its net investment at approximately $250 million. Recently, in January 2016, Phibro was again sold and purchased by Energy Arbitrage Partners for an undisclosed sum.

Sep 1988 – Mar 1989 · 6 mos · Stamford, CT

• Owned by UK-based International Computers Limited, ICL Datachecker ("ICL") was a computer hardware, computer software, and computer services company. ICL offered a diverse product line including mainframe computers, various minicomputers, personal computers, powerful IBM clones, and a range of retail point-of-sale equipment and back-office software. In the 1980s, ICL Datachecker was the third largest company competing in the U.S. market, holding a market share of about 35 percent of supermarkets with installed point of sale systems. In 2002, ICL Datachecker was acquired by Fujitsu.

Nov 1987 – Sep 1988 · 10 mos · Stamford, CT

• Neptune Computer Group, Inc. ("Neptune") was a Connecticut-based firm that leased peripheral devices for mainframe computers. It was owned by Goldome Bank, which at the time was the 13th-largest savings institution in the country with $9.9 billion of assets. After acquiring several failing banks, and later trying to save itself from insolvency, Goldome Bank sold Neptune.

Oct 1986 – Nov 1987 · 1 yr 1 mo · Stamford, CT

• Owned by UK-based IBL plc, IBL Corporation ("IBL") was a mainframe computer leasing company. Unfortunately, only two years after it went public, IBL was forced into bankruptcy and bought on auction by Swiss-based Inspectorate International.

Sep 1981 – Oct 1986 · 5 yrs 1 mo · Greenwich, CT │ Stamford, CT

• People's United Bank, a subsidiary of People's United Financial, Inc., operated 403 branches in Connecticut, southeastern New York State, Massachusetts, Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire. It was the second-largest full-service bank in New England. In 2022, the bank merged with M&T Bank.
• Starting as a deferred processor, I was promoted 3 times within 5 years, working my way up to management. Over the course of my years at People's, I worked full-time at three different locations while attending Iona College and getting my Bachelor's Degree in Finance.