Preston Hollow Capital has hired Travis Shull (pictured) as senior underwriter and Brian Fuller as senior asset manager.
“High calibre hires in these roles are essential to our continued growth and success,” says Jim Thompson, chairman and CEO of Preston Hollow Capital. “We’re always excited to bring highly talented professionals like Travis and Brian on board as we expand PHC’s municipal finance platform.”
Shull’s corporate responsibilities at PHC include evaluation, analysis and underwriting of the real property components of the firm’s investments.
Prior to joining PHC, Shull spent 26 years with GE Capital Real Estate, most recently as territory risk manager. His responsibilities included the management of the credit and underwriting teams for the Western US and serving on the credit committee for both commercial mortgage backed securities and balance sheet debt, with deal sizes ranging from USD5 million to over USD1 billion.
Fuller joins Preston Hollow Capital in May 2016, focusing on surveillance and asset management of the firm’s portfolio.
Prior to joining Preston Hollow Capital, Fuller spent two years with Red Capital Group, overseeing the asset management activities of the firm’s commercial real estate balance sheet portfolio, with a focus on construction loans. Fuller’s earlier roles include asset management for the real estate specialties group of Bank of the Ozarks, where he oversaw a portfolio of construction, development and rehabilitation loans on commercial real estate, and CMBS special servicing at J.E. Robert Companies and ORIX USA Corporation.
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