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LYNK Capital Promotes Dee Toal-Brothers To CEO Position

Apr 03, 2024
Dee Toal-Brothers
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Toal-Brothers formerly served as the company's COO.

Private money lending firm LYNK Capital today announced the promotion of Dee Toal-Brothers to the position of chief executive officer (CEO). 

Toal-Brothers, a partner at LYNK, served as chief operations officer (COO) for over eight years. Chairman and Fund Manager Ben Lyons made the announcement, stating, “With this transition, I firmly believe we are positioning our organization, which recently surpassed over $1 billion in loans funded, for continued growth.”

In her previous capacity, Dee played a role in building LYNK Capital's operations platform and successfully led the team headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina. With her appointment as CEO, Dee will now lead the origination, marketing, and capital formation teams, further solidifying LYNK Capital's position as a key player in the private lending industry.

Toal-Brothers expressed her enthusiasm about her new role, saying, "I am honored to lead LYNK Capital into its next phase of growth and innovation. With a talented team and a commitment to excellence, I am confident that we will continue to deliver exceptional results for our clients and stakeholders, leveraging our leadership’s 120 years of combined experience in the construction, lending, and real estate industries."
 

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