Citymark Capital Appoints Jason Egger as Managing Director of Asset Management

CLEVELAND, Oct. 19, 2023 – Citymark Capital is pleased to welcome Jason Egger as the Managing Director of Asset Management. Mr. Egger is responsible for the ongoing management, strategy, and financial performance of the investments within Citymark Capital’s portfolio. He is an experienced commercial banking professional with over 25 years of experience in financial services, including commercial real estate lending, asset management, loan workouts, and debt restructuring.

Mr. Egger brings a unique perspective on how banks and financial institutions approach troubled assets and distressed companies. He has a proven track record for implementing creative strategies that maximize recoveries, reduce risk, and prevent losses for both performing and non-performing companies.

Leveraging prior experience, he provides strategic and in-depth skill with financial forecasting, interim management, strategic advisory, financial analysis, financial reporting presentation, debt restructuring, asset disposition, foreclosures, Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and enterprise evaluations.

Prior to joining Citymark Capital, Mr. Egger served as a Director at Phoenix Management Services providing business/operational assessment, liquidity management, interim management, turnaround management, strategic advisory and recovery services, integration services, business plan validation, financial modeling, and financial planning and analysis.

In addition, Mr. Egger brings 15 years of experience from KeyBank as a Relationship Manager / Workout Officer. Mr. Egger was responsible for all aspects of problem commercial real estate loans, commercial C&I, middle market and asset-based loans, protection against losses and ensuring an effective and efficient workout strategy.

Mr. Egger holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications with a specialization in business management from Bowling Green State University. He has been trained in commercial credit by Omega Performance and Moody’s Analytics. Mr. Egger also serves on the board of directors for SFNet – Ohio Chapter.

About Citymark Capital
Citymark Capital is a leading US real estate capital markets platform that invests in multifamily throughout the capital stack. With unique access to investment opportunities sourced through relationships built over decades of experience working in the banking, capital markets, and multifamily real estate sectors, Citymark seeks to deliver durable, risk-adjusted returns to investors through strategies designed to be responsive to macroeconomic conditions throughout market cycles.

Founded in 2015, Citymark serves a growing investor base of public and private pension plans, insurance companies, family offices, foundations, and high-net-worth individuals. For more information, visit www.citymarkcapital.com.

 

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