Bio

Brad Buttermore is managing partner and CFO of Capital Alliance Corporation, which he joined in 1998. He is also a member of the Business Services Group of Oaklins, a multinational group of investment bankers in 41 countries focused on providing consulting and M&A advisory services to companies that provide services to other businesses. Brad’s M&A practice includes energy, power and related infrastructure companies, in addition to service organizations in staffing, human capital management services, IT consulting and managed services, and third-party logistics services. Brad has developed a strong proficiency in advising a niche segment of Professional Employer Organizations, also known as PEOs, which deliver outsourced payroll, benefits, risk management and human resources compliance services to small businesses. Prior to joining Capital Alliance, Brad was a senior financial officer for Lomas Financial Corporation, a $6 billion, publicly owned financial and real estate services company, where for many years he was responsible for public financial reporting, internal financial reporting and strategic planning. At Lomas, Brad was also part of the team involved in many acquisitions, dispositions and fund-raisings. Additionally Brad was senior vice president and treasurer of Liberté Investors, an NYSE real estate investment trust (REIT), where he played a lead role in financing activities and banking relationships. He also has served as co-founder and chief financial officer of a private REIT, where he helped raise private equity and credit support in excess of $100 million. Brad’s four-decade career also includes positions with CIT Financial Services, Advance Mortgage Corporation and Chrysler Motors Corporation. Brad earned his bachelor’s degree in finance from Wayne State University. He is a member of the Staffing Industry Association, the National Association of Professional Employer Organizations, Professional Administrative Co-Employers (PACE), and The Institute of Management Accountants’ Small Business Council.