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LeasePoint leadership

Meet the leaders behind LeasePoint.

Our leadership team brings together experience in equipment finance, vendor sales, credit, funding, and technology to support the businesses we serve.

Executive leadership

Leading the company and supporting our customers.

Meet the team responsible for LeasePoint’s direction, financial strategy, and growth.

Jeff Markim, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at LeasePoint

Founder and Chief Executive Officer

Jeff Markim

Sets LeasePoint's direction and leads the company’s service to vendors and business owners.
Jay Libowitz, Chief Financial Officer at LeasePoint

Chief Financial Officer

Jay Libowitz

Leads financial strategy and capital planning to support the company’s growth.
Doug Vigliano, Chief Growth Officer at LeasePoint

Chief Growth Officer

Doug Vigliano

Leads brand, product marketing, demand generation, and revenue operations.

Functional leadership

The leaders who keep vendor programs and transactions moving.

These leaders support the teams handling vendor relationships, credit review, funding, and day-to-day operations.

Megan Gann, Director of People and Operations at LeasePoint

Director of People & Operations

Megan Gann

Leads hiring, employee support, and day-to-day business operations.
Linda Clements, Director of Portfolio Risk at LeasePoint

Director of Portfolio Risk

Linda Clements

Oversees portfolio risk and monitors the performance of financed accounts.
Christian Nichols, Head of Funding at LeasePoint

Head of Funding

Christian Nichols

Leads the funding workflow from document review through vendor payment and transaction completion.
Philly Pirovitz, Head of Credit at LeasePoint

Head of Credit

Philly Pirovitz

Leads the team that evaluates financing applications and credit risk.
Sean Charleson, Controller at LeasePoint

Controller

Sean Charleson

Leads accounting, financial reporting, and internal financial controls.

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