National Business Capital (“NBC”) continues to scale across key markets, announcing the hire of Lorraine Julius as Director of Institutional Partnerships.
 
With decades of experience in financial services from Bank of America, Mission Valley Bank, US Bank, and eCapital, Lorraine will focus on cultivating strategic relationships across California and the broader western U.S., helping business advisors, accountants, and lenders deliver flexible, non-asset-backed capital solutions, including credit lines and subordinated debt, for their growth-focused clients.
 
Her role will strengthen NBC’s reach in key markets across construction, manufacturing, wholesale, transportation, and more. Whether navigating cash flow gaps, funding acquisitions, or scaling operations, Lorraine’s relationships will help bring financial fuel to America’s backbone industries, especially in sectors where traditional financing often falls short.
 
“As we expand our national presence, it’s so important that we bring on people who understand the nuances of local markets and know how to build lasting relationships,” said Joseph Camberato, CEO of National Business Capital. “Lorraine brings deep knowledge of the region, strong instincts, and a boots-on-the-ground commitment to helping financial professionals serve their clients faster and better. Our West Coast partners are in good hands.”
 
This addition to the team comes at the perfect time, as demand for private credit continues to surge. With traditional banks' rigid requirements and slow processes putting deals at risk, growth-focused businesses and their relationships are turning to faster, more flexible financing partners. National Business Capital is meeting the demand head-on, funding complexities banks can’t, closing timelines others won’t, and supporting partners who need to move quickly when opportunity strikes.