Triumph, a member of the Triumph Financial portfolio of brands and a provider of working capital financing solutions to the transportation industry, announced the appointment of Kim Fisk as EVP, Chief Operating Officer (“COO”) of its factoring division. In her new position, Fisk will utilize her extensive experience and expertise to drive the company's growth and success. She will continue reporting to Tim Valdez, President of Triumph’s factoring division.

“We’re excited to welcome Kim into her new position,” said Valdez. “Kim's appointment is a testament to her unwavering dedication and exemplary contributions throughout her tenure with Triumph. Her strong leadership and vision have enabled the launch of multiple products and services, with a consistent focus on improving the lives of our clients, resulting in greater efficiency and empowerment and cementing Triumph's position as a leader in the transportation industry.”

Since joining Triumph in 2012, Fisk has consistently delivered outstanding results, proving herself to be an invaluable member of the team. With over 20 years of experience in credit, underwriting and operations in the factoring industry, Fisk has demonstrated her versatility and profound understanding of the intricacies of the sector. Most recently serving as EVP, Operations & Underwriting at Triumph, Fisk has demonstrated exceptional leadership qualities that have driven efficiency and excellence within her teams.

"I am honored to accept this new role where I will continue to focus on taking Triumph to new heights,” said Fisk. “This is an exhilarating time for Triumph, and we remain committed to delivering the best experience to our clients through service, product enhancements and innovation.”

In this strategic position as COO and member of the Triumph Financial executive leadership team, Fisk will be responsible for implementing company strategies into daily operations to meet business objectives. She will also be committed to further building on Triumph's technology solutions and driving growth as a financial and technology enterprise.