Revolution Capital, a provider of factoring and cash flow financing in Canada and the United States, further broadened its expansion in the United States with a new office in Fort Worth, TX.
“We’ve been looking forward to expanding into Texas for quite a while, as it allows us to leverage our expertise in the fields of transportation, oil and mining and staffing, which we expect will have a significant impact in this market,” Loren Shifrin, CEO of Revolution Capital, said.
As part of the new office opening, Revolution Capital hired Amelia Dipprey to head its southern division as president. Dipprey has 12 years of sales and management experience in both the finance sector and transportation industry. Most recently, Dipprey was the chief revenue officer of Flexible Funding and InstaPay. Prior to that, Dipprey started two transportation companies in the oil and gas industry, serving as owner and president of both firms.
“My decision to join Revolution Capital was an easy one, as I love being a part of a winning team,” Dipprey said. “With Revolution’s rapid growth and impressive operations, I’m confident we can make Revolution South the No. 1 choice for companies requiring cash flow financing in Texas as well as any neighboring states.”
In addition to Dipprey, Revolution Capital also hired Luke Hodges as senior vice president of business development to focus on acquiring and managing client relationships and referral networks. Hodges also has 12 years of finance experience, having most recently served as the vice president of sales at Flexible Funding and Instapay while specializing in the transportation and oil and gas industries.
“I’m thrilled to be joining the Revolution Capital team, as their dedication to customer service and personalized attention to clients aligns with mine, which has been lacking in this industry as of late,” Hodges said. “I’m excited for what the future holds at Revolution South.”
