We had our first cultural arts assembly, The Earth Dome which educated the students about geography and environmental issues. Hartshorn is so grateful for you! The children have had a very busy last few weeks! They enjoyed their ice cream social and put on their best smiles for picture day! Fall Family fun night was definitely FUN and the Jumpathon was a huge success.
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The kids are in full swing now with school and extra curricular activities, and so are our Hartshorn parents! As we race our kids from one activity to the next, we still manage to find time to volunteer and help out our amazing school. Lendr has offices in Chicago and New York and employs over 45 people.€œAutumn…The Years last, loveliest smileâ€. That news was followed by the announcement of a new funding option made possible through virtual and physical debit cards. This past March, they closed on a $25 million credit facility that’s expandable up to $50 million. The company has also been showing off its technological and fundraising prowess as of late. “We’ll be north of $100 million in our first year of factoring,” Lendr co-founder and CEO Tim Roach told deBanked in September. “Lendr has emerged as one of the leaders in the financial solutions space and we are poised to build strategic partnerships and alliances with those who share the same zeal in helping small- and medium-sized businesses grow.” “I’m thrilled to be joining such a dynamic and progressive company,” said DeMeo. “Dan’s experience is a perfect addition to the team as we accelerate our growth plans, raise Lendr’s brand recognition, and further increase our market share.”
“Dan is a highly strategic and thoughtful leader with broad perspective of the industry that enables him to understand specific challenges we face as a growing company,” said Tim Roach, CEO of Lendr. Now he’s back in action at Lendr, an ambitious funding company that offers MCAs, small business loans, equipment financing, and just recently, factoring. CAN Capital survived while DeMeo has notably since then kept a low public profile. The systems issue that toppled CAN’s top execs including DeMeo, brought the company to its knees, putting all new funding on hold for six months until it was saved by a capital infusion from Varadero Capital in July 2017. DeMeo even landed on the cover of deBanked’s November/December 2015 issue, around the time when the company was widely believed to be planning an IPO. Under DeMeo, CAN enjoyed success as one of the nation’s largest non-bank small business financiers, partially attributed to the company’s major head start in pioneering merchant cash advance products when the company was founded in 1998. Prior to that he was the CEO of CAN Capital, a company he had dedicated himself to for nearly seven years until an internal account performance issue led to several senior executives taking an immediate leave of absence. Daniel DeMeo has been hired as Chief Revenue Officer by the Chicago-based funder, Lendr.ĭeMeo has been working as an independent consultant for the last two years, according to LinkedIn.
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