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“Mark’s experience will provide significant benefits to us as we assimilate into Macquarie Group Limited and create strategic plans to accelerate Advantage Funding’s growth,” said Damiani. “Mark will be a key member of our management team.”
Prior to his appointment at Advantage Funding, Bonanno served as finance manager in the Corporate Initiatives Group at GE Capital, where he provided strategic and analytical support for projects ranging from process-improvement programs to strategic business plans for new business proposals.
Before that he was CFO for Xerox Capital Services, a joint venture of General Electric Capital and Xerox, where he was responsible for all aspects of accounting, financial operations, and strategic planning. Previously, he served as operational controller for GE Energy Financial Services, where he helped build the finance infrastructure to support the growth of new business.
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TBR, which already works with a number of corporations, event management companies, and travel management companies (TMCs) in Europe and the United States, will provide logistical support to business travelers and meetings delegates in the Chinese business hub and across the country.
Michael O’Hare, the chief executive of TBR Global, said: “China is already the world’s biggest economy. As the business community expands in Shanghai and across the country, there is a fast-growing demand for robust, executive transportation services. The company has enjoyed significant growth over the last 12 months. The opening of our new office in Shanghai will, therefore, contribute significantly to our continued growth across the globe.”
TBR Global is an award-winning ground transportation management company operating worldwide. The company moves just under one million passengers a year with 850 movements a day across 3000 cities in 126 countries, according to a press release from the company.
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Brennan walked away from corporate life in human resource management to run Corporate Car. Within three years after her transition, she had doubled the company’s revenues to $2 million. She is one of the founders of the Minnesota Chauffeured Transportation Association, for which she is serving her second term as president. The article in the May 29 edition of the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal notes that, through the association, they were able to successfully pass the 2014 Chauffeured Transportation Modernization Act, expanding the definition of “limousine” to include other types of vehicles and increase insurance limits to $1.5 million for vehicles carrying 15 or fewer passengers.
Brennan was previously honored by the same journal in 2012 when she was named as part of the “40 Under Forty” list. She has also served as president of the Minneapolis chapter of Executive Women International.
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