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Founded in 2012, Siena has kept pace with the growing and evolving needs of our clients by steadily expanding our team, credit capacity and suite of financing solutions. However, the fundamental hallmarks that set us apart from other lenders are unchanged.

We continue to find creative ways to deliver flexible financing solutions that maximize liquidity. We remain a patient and committed financing partner, helping our clients work through challenges and achieve their long-term visions. And we stand firm in our promise to keep our word—always.

The above is an excerpt from our Sponsor's website. Learn more about Siena Lending Group, TMA NYC Silver Sponsor.

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Journal of Corporate Renewal

Carrie Lee

Starting her banking career as a bank teller at Home Savings of America (the last savings and loan), Carrie Lee moved from different credit functions in...