August 2024 – TMC Financing, the nation’s leading SBA 504 lender, is pleased to announce the addition of Will Dendy to its San Diego Business Development team. Dendy, a seasoned financial services professional with nearly 20 years of experience in commercial real estate lending, will continue TMC’s mission of providing SBA 504 financing to small businesses in Southern California.
Will Dendy joins TMC Financing at a pivotal time as the company’s San Diego footprint has significantly expanded. His expertise and dedication to supporting the local business community makes him a valuable addition to the team.
“We are delighted to welcome Will to our organization,” said Kurt Chambliss, EVP of Business Development at TMC Financing. “His extensive background in banking and deep commitment to client service will undoubtedly enhance our presence and impact in the San Diego market.”
Dendy, alongside his partner Merri Adams, will focus on helping small business owners secure affordable financing to purchase, construct, or refinance commercial real estate. By leveraging the SBA 504 Program, business owners can obtain up to 90 percent financing with below-market, 25-year fixed interest rates.
With his wealth of industry knowledge, Will Dendy is recognized for his achievements in supporting the San Diego small business community. His expertise allows him to guide clients and lending partners through the intricacies of SBA standards, ensuring a seamless and successful financing experience.
“It is an honor to join TMC Financing and contribute to the growth of small businesses throughout San Diego,” said Dendy. “I admire TMC’s reputation for excellence and am committed to upholding this standard while helping to serve our customers.”
Will holds a degree in Social Science from California State University San Marcos and an MBA with an emphasis in Organizational Leadership from National University.
About TMC Financing
TMC Financing, founded in 1981, has secured SBA 504 financing for projects worth more than $14 billion across Arizona, California, Hawaii Nevada, and Oregon. More than 7,000 businesses have benefited from this financing, resulting in the creation of an estimated 60,000 jobs.