Mitsubishi HC Capital America, a provider of financing and asset solutions, appointed Timothy B. Page as president and CEO, effective January 1, 2026. Page will lead all aspects of the company’s operations from its Norwalk, CT and Itasca, IL offices.
Page succeeds Craig S. Weinewuth, who led the company’s integration of three distinct equipment finance organizations. Weinewuth will remain with the company through March 2026, supporting the leadership transition.
“Leading the integration and formulating the strategy for Mitsubishi HC Capital America has been one of the greatest honors of my career,” Weinewuth said.
The appointment comes at an exciting juncture for the company as it begins to embark on a new strategic plan to serve its customers and partners and drive the company’s continued growth.
“I’m thrilled to lead the company at this important time in its path forward and to empower employees to deliver financing options that support our partners’ growth and adaptability in today’s fast-moving market,” Page said. “The United States and Canada together are one of the most powerful economic engines globally, and we have an excellent team in place to help capitalize on that opportunity.”
Page is a member of Mitsubishi HC Capital America’s board of directors and previously held roles as CEO and chief financial officer at CAI International, a sister company of Mitsubishi HC Capital America.
“With a new strategy coming into focus for our business, this is a perfect time to leverage the industry and management expertise that Timothy brings to the role,” Naoshi Ogikubo, chairman of Mitsubishi HC Capital America, said. “We thank Craig for his leadership and contributions to the company and are excited to build from the strong position he leaves us in.”
