Commenda Team

Industry Expertise

Healthcare

  • Acute Care
  • Post Acute Care
  • Ambulatory Care Services - Staffing, Diagnostics
  • Medical Devices
  • Healthcare Information Technology (HCIT)
  • Biotech
  • Payers
  • Retail HC Products

Technology and Communications

  • On Line Services
  • Software
  • Hardware
  • Media
  • Telecommunications

Manufacturing & Distribution

  • Industrial
  • Advanced Transportation/Logistics
  • Shipping - Trucking, Rail, Marine
  • Technology, Systems
  • Energy - Oil and Gas, Power Generation, Alternative
  • Agriculture - Real Estate, Ag IT, Production and Processing

Financial Services

  • Banking, Investment Banking, Brokerage
  • Investment Management, Fund Management
  • FinTech and Insurance

Service Expertise

Capital Formation

  • Debt - Public and Private
  • Equity - Public and Private
  • Asset Sales
  • Leasing

Mergers and Acquisitions

  • Acquisitions/Divestitures
  • Joint Ventures

Advisory

  • Executive Management (C Suite)
  • Strategic Planning
  • Marketing
  • Human Resources, Benefits
  • Accounting and taxation
  • Investment Management

Restructuring

  • Turnarounds
  • Crisis Management

Principals

  • John R. Runningen
  • Thomas L. Minick
  • Timothy J. Sheehan

Administration

  • Brittney Suttle, CPA
  • Francisco Javier Perez, CFA
  • Lauren Lind

The Team

  • Alan R. Abrams
  • Arthur Hufford
  • Beth Simpson
  • Bill Baker
  • Brad Stevens
  • Brian Anderson
  • Carl Zehnder
  • Catherine Hickem
  • Cindy Barber
  • Derek Lee
  • Donald Belanger
  • Eric Swartz
  • George Brownlee
  • Howard Mikytuck
  • Jeffrey M. Granger
  • Jennifer Daniels
  • Jerry Anderson
  • John L. Sams
  • Keith Hyatt
  • Kevin Belanger
  • Kirby Griffin
  • Larry A. Bolterstein
  • Lori Launderville
  • Paul W. Harrison
  • Philip A. Marsden
  • Thomas Sailors
  • Timothy Huban
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    Historical Note: Commenda is the original form of commercial partnerships. It was first used in the eleventh century by Italian merchants when Europe was experiencing increased spice trade from the orient. Western merchants engaged in remote shipping ventures and, as a result, became aware of the business practices and commercial legal codes of Byzantium and the Islamic states. While they were familiar with the commercial laws of Rome, as reflected in the Justinian Code, Western merchants borrowed the commenda, as reflected in Islamic law and combined it with the Roman societies to create the forms of commercial trade agreements that we enjoy today. For those early global merchants the Commenda was the FIRST and most enduring partnership for financing growing companies.

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