- (888) 499-2939
- [email protected]
- Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm ET
The LCF Group Adds Executives to Leadership Team
Lets Get Started
Robert Kleiber, Chief Operating Officer of The LCF Group, Inc. has announced two new members of the company’s leadership group. These new individuals are set to lead the Sales and Technology arms of LCF into 2023 and beyond.
“We’re lucky to add talented people to our leadership team at the end of a great year for The LCF Group,” Kleiber says. “These new leaders will help make us better partners to our brokers by making the process of approving and providing financing faster, smarter, and more efficient so that LCF can continue helping small businesses get the funding they need to thrive.”
Kleiber announced Dan McMillan as The LCF Group’s new Chief Technology Officer. He brings a wealth of knowledge as he previously served as CTO for Clicklease and Snap Advance. In this position, he’ll manage the company’s information technology, data, and software development teams.
In addition, Anthony Cory will serve as LCF’s Sales Director. Cory has spent time with Kabbage and Fundbox and will be responsible for the management of The LCF Group’s new customer acquisition team.
“While many companies are struggling, LCF is growing. In 2023, we’re looking forward to adding even more talented professionals to LCF in technology, sales, marketing, and more,” says Kleiber.
The LCF Group is a New York-based small business financing company with more than a decade spent in the industry specializing in fast-moving, revenue-based financing for companies of all sizes, industries, and credit histories.
Recent Posts
Small business owners often face the challenge of choosing the right financing option to meet their business needs. Two popular options are merchant cash advances (MCAs) and business loans. This blog post will compare these two financing options, highlighting their pros and cons, to
Law suits and litigation can be very expensive; and in many cases require lawyers to finance the cost of certain legal cases. Case studies, expert witnesses, collecting evidence and deposing witnesses can be extremely costly and require lawyers and law firms to seek funding to litigate their cases.
Working capital is the lifeblood of any business, as it is the funds available to meet short-term financial obligations and daily operational expenses. Ensuring that a business has enough working capital is crucial to its success, growth, and financial stability. Working capital is a metric that measures the
