AloStar announced it added four people to its team to support growth in its loan portfolio and the addition of a real estate finance product.

Dan Rogers comes as a managing director in underwriting with more than 20 years of experience in the industry. As an SVP at SunTrust, Rogers not only structured and closed asset-based credit facilities, he also achieved FINRA Registered Representative licensure by passing his Series 79 and Series 63.

Megan Enlow joins as a director of underwriting after fourteen years at Wells Fargo where she continually was awarded “Front Line Success Awards” for her efforts in underwriting challenging transactions. She has assisted in the training of analysts and underwriters and has developed and implemented numerous systems, programs and guides that create a more efficient experience for both borrowers and lenders.

Jared Schlosser is a director of underwriting who is a critical aspect in the growth of the real estate finance team as his experience in underwriting and managing commercial real estate will be utilized as the real estate finance platform continues to develop. Scholosser arrives from Colony Capital where he was an asset manager of a portfolio that consisted of two hundred and fifty loans of all commercial property types.

Maryann Taylor comes as a senior collateral specialist with more than 30 years of experience in the financial industry, 20 of which have been spent analyzing and monitoring collateral of asset based loans. During her time with Textron she co-authored the Textron Sarbanes Oxley compliancy, and coordinated both mergers of portfolios between firms and conversion of Stucky software.

“The addition of these four team members is a visible sign of AloStar’s commitment to providing capital via a product suite that includes asset based lending, real estate finance and lender finance, and continues to meet the needs of the middle market whom we serve,” said Andy McGhee, CEO of AloStar Bank of Commerce. “We are excited about the growth we have achieved so far this year which drove the hiring of these individuals and we anticipate a strong second half of the year.”