Gemino Healthcare Finance, a specialty finance company offering senior loans to healthcare service providers, announces the promotion of three key employees to vice presidents of the company.
Gil Brindley has been promoted to Vice President of Business Development of Gemino Healthcare Finance where he is responsible for the development and growth of profitable new business and developing and maintaining effective key business relationships throughout the Southeast. Brindley has been with Gemino since it was launched in February of 2007. Prior to Gemino, Gil served as a business development officer for CIT Healthcare and Healthcare Business Credit Corporation for ten years.
Jennifer Leibowitz has been promoted to Vice President and Senior Underwriter of Gemino Healthcare Finance where she is responsible for the preparation of credit analysis and risk assessment for new senior credit facilities ranging from $3 million to $20 million for healthcare providers across the U.S. Prior to joining Gemino in 2007, Leibowitz held the positions of Vice President and Senior Underwriter, and as Managing Director for CIT Healthcare and Healthcare Business Credit Corporation, respectively.
Jeff Joslin has been promoted to Vice President of Portfolio Management for Gemino Healthcare Finance where he is responsible for managing a wide breadth of transactional activity among an array of healthcare service provider portfolio assignments. Joslin has been in the asset-based lending business for 27 years with various bank and non-bank lenders. Prior to joining Gemino in 2010, Jeff held vice president and account executive positions with CIT Healthcare, LaSalle Business Credit and Mellon Business Credit.
“Gil, Jennifer and Jeff have played an integral role in the growth and success of Gemino,” says Tom Schneider, Gemino’s Chief Executive Officer and President. “We are fortunate to have such dedicated and accomplished professionals as part of our team.”
Gemino Healthcare Finance, a portfolio company of Solar Senior Capital Ltd., provides senior loans to healthcare service providers throughout the U.S., with typical financing needs ranging from $2 million to $20 million in the form of revolving lines of credit and term loans.