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In the Marketplace

By ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |
December 23, 2013

Key Equipment Finance of Superior, CO, has named Jonathan L. Fales vice president of strategic business development.' He will be responsible for defining, prioritizing, and executing areas of focus for new markets and other strategic business development initiatives. Fales previously served as senior managing director and a partner in The Alta Group, where he advised some of the world's largest equipment financing firms in the world in areas such as vendor programs, market entry, competitive benchmarking and international leasing.

CoBank of Denver, CO, a cooperative bank serving agribusinesses, rural infrastructure providers and farm credit associations throughout the U.S., has appointed Mike Romanowski president of its Minneapolis-based leasing subsidiary, CoBank Farm Credit Leasing. The leasing company has a portfolio totaling over $2 billion in leases with farmers, ranchers, cooperatives and other rural customers. Romanowski succeeds Russ Nelson, who is retiring after six years as president of CoBank Farm Credit Leasing and almost 40 years with CoBank and the Farm Credit System. Romanowski has been with CoBank since 1997 and served as National Leasing Sales Manager for its leasing subsidiary over the past two years.'

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