GE announces 16 new additions to its capital markets team

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 11 - General Electric Co. said 16 new employees have joined its capital markets division since mid-2007.

The most recent additions, Mark Familo and Alexander Byers, are joining as senior vice presidents of sales, reporting to Kevin Burke, senior managing director. They join Patrick Wallace, hired last month as senior vice president, secondary trading.

Earlier capital markets additions are responsible for structuring, pricing and facilitating the distribution of debt facilities for GE's commercial financing businesses.

They include:

• Glenn Autorino, managing director, corporate lending;

• Debbie Riley, managing director, real estate;

• Brian Crowley, managing director, media, communication & entertainment;

• Neal Sobol, managing director, corporate lending;

• Paul Shaum, managing director, large cap/high yield;

• Steve Johnson, managing director, media, communication & entertainment;

• Dan Damon, managing director, media, communication & entertainment;

• Ben McCarrick, senior vice president, healthcare;

• Tilcia Toledo, senior vice president, corporate lending;

• Jacqueline Hopkins, senior vice president, corporate lending;

• Kurt Swanson, senior vice president, large cap;

• Deane Martire, senior vice president, strategic market development; and

• Bruce Edwards, senior vice president, real estate.

"With the addition of these seasoned industry players and the current state of the market, GE is well-positioned to use its balance sheet and its distribution platform to deliver strong value add to its customers and grow its market share," capital markets group leader Kristi Colburn said in a press release.

GE is a diversified technology, media and financial services company based in Fairfield, Conn.

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