Bank of America Business Capital announced it has named Daniel Stella and Eric Huff as senior vice presidents and senior business development officers in Pennsylvania, to help deliver commercial banking and asset-based lending solutions to our clients, prospects and financial sponsors. The addition of both Stella and Huff reflects our growing commitment to providing thoughtful financial solutions in this important market.
Based in Philadelphia, Stella joins the bank from PNC Business Credit, where he spent the last 11 years focused on providing debt capital solutions to middle market companies. He has held a variety of roles with other asset-based lending organizations including Fleet Capital Corporation, and predecessors, where he ultimately served in the Business Finance Group. Stella serves on the board of directors of the Philadelphia chapter of the Turnaround Management Association, is a member of the Association for Corporate Growth and the Advocacy Committee for the Commercial Finance Association, where he was also a past President. He earned a bachelor’s of arts degree in economics from Ursinus College and master’s degree in business administration from Drexel University.
Huff, who is based in Pittsburgh, joins the bank from Huntington Bank, where he spent the last five serving as senior regional director and business development officer. Prior to that, he worked at several regional financial institutions in underwriting, credit management and portfolio management. Mr. Huff is a member of the Risk Management Association, Turnaround Management Association, Association for Corporate Growth, Commercial Finance Association and Association for Certified Fraud Examiners. He earned a bachelor’s of arts degree in finance from Clarion University.
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