Tiger Group promoted Chad Farrell to senior managing director of its Commercial & Industrial (C&I) asset-disposition platform.
Farrell, who is based in Houston and joined the firm in 2017, leads C&I and structures and executes multi-asset transactions across industrial sectors. His work spans construction, energy, transportation, audiovisual, food processing and biopharma.
He has overseen the monetization of $1.3 billion in surplus and distressed assets for lenders, workout firms, trustees and other clients. During his tenure, the division has expanded the scale and range of its assignments and broadened its global buyer network.
“Under Chad’s leadership, C&I is uncovering opportunities and protecting value for more clients than ever, all over the world,” said Ryan Davis, COO of Tiger Group. “His division also provides real-time market intelligence that informs the comprehensive appraisals produced by Tiger Valuation Services. This promotion reflects both Chad’s performance and his strategic impact on the firm.”
Farrell has more than 25 years of experience in asset valuations, complex dispositions and project management. He has expanded the types of machinery and equipment handled by the division, including increased activity in sustainability-focused sectors, construction, transportation, oil and gas and audiovisual equipment.
The C&I platform has expanded internationally under Farrell’s leadership, developing buyer bases in new markets and executing transactions across regions including Japan, China, the United Kingdom and the Middle East.
Farrell also expanded Tiger’s asset-disposition capabilities in the energy sector through eight hires, including Nick Abueita, senior director, energy, along with a team based in key international markets.
Looking ahead, the division is increasing its use of advanced analytics to support asset evaluation and buyer targeting.
“Data-driven tools are helping us analyze assets, normalize large data sets and identify buyer demand patterns with greater precision,” Farrell said. “These capabilities allow us to execute faster and deliver even more value.”
