Frost Brown Todd (FBT) added Sarah M. Naseman to its Houston office as a partner in the commercial finance practice group. Naseman brings a wealth of experience in debt and equity finance, with a particular focus on private credit and lower middle-market leveraged buyouts.
“Sarah brings a robust background in high-end banking and credit transactions, along with a proven ability to tailor financing structures to meet the unique needs of private equity sponsors, direct lenders and growing companies — a skill set that perfectly complements our existing services and positions Frost Brown Todd to continue meeting the increasing demands of our client base,” Rebecca Moore, leader of FBT’s commercial finance practice group, said. “She will be an excellent resource for collaboration with our M&A, private equity and venture, and tax practices, helping us deliver integrated, cross-functional solutions that reflect the complexity of today’s deal environment.”
Naseman joins FBT from Porter Hedges, where she served as a partner in the firm’s Houston office. She represents clients on a variety of general corporate matters with a focus on debt and equity finance. Naseman also advises lenders and borrowers in connection with senior secured credit agreements, subordinated debt facilities and SBIC investments of long-term debt and equity in connection with leveraged buyouts of lower middle-market companies across a wide range of industries, including healthcare, energy, business services and technology.
“Sarah’s addition reflects our continued focus on strategically growing our Houston office with talented lawyers across key practice groups, and follows the recent addition of John Thomas,” Ken Bullock, partner-in-charge of FBT’s Houston office, said. “Her impressive commercial finance practice will be a valuable asset to our Houston office and the entire firm, and we’re thrilled to welcome her to Frost Brown Todd.”
Actively involved in advancing diversity and inclusion, Naseman was selected to the leadership council for Legal Diversity’s Fellows Program in 2025. She remains engaged in professional and community organizations and previously served with the Houston Young Lawyers Association and Dress for Success.
“I’m excited to join Frost Brown Todd and contribute to the firm’s dynamic growth in Texas,” Naseman said. “The firm’s collaborative culture and cross-practice depth create an ideal platform for delivering sophisticated financing solutions that help clients navigate complex transactions and seize opportunities in today’s evolving market.”
