Prior to founding BridgeCore Capital in 2018, Elliot managed a private lending business for nearly a decade. Elliot’s real estate finance expertise creating, growing and operating a major, private mortgage lending business provides BridgeCore with a strong and sustainable platform. Elliot previously served as General Counsel and Secretary of Peerless Systems Corporation, a publicly traded company, and as a board member of its foreign subsidiary. He previously was in a private legal practice, handling transactional matters and civil litigation in the areas of insurance, real estate and intellectual property. Elliot earned a B.A. degree in history and art history from the University of California, Los Angeles, and a J.D. from Southwestern University School of Law. He is an active member of the State Bar of California, serves on several trade organization committees, and speaks frequently on real estate finance.

Leslie brings more than 35 years of risk management, asset management and regulatory compliance experience to BridgeCore Capital. Her extensive expertise stems from serving in senior risk and asset management roles at Community Bank, California Bank & Trust, City National Bank and Bank of America. Throughout her career, Leslie has been instrumental in overseeing and implementing credit policies and procedures, underwriting process, and credit review and decision making. Leslie’s breadth of experience in asset management ranges from work out resolution, debt restructuring, bankruptcy negotiation, collections, foreclosure, note sales, and collateral dispositions. In her former roles, Leslie developed solutions to address increased regulatory requirements, including impairment, SOX and operational controls. Leslie earned her MBA from Pepperdine University and a Bachelor of Science degree from Yale University, graduating Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Biology. She is a frequent speaker in the areas of special assets management, receivership, and commercial finance. Leslie also serves on the board of Here to Serve, a local non-profit that focuses on helping families with a critically-ill child, and the advisory board of PlantPure Communities, a national non-profit whose mission is to build stronger, healthier, and more sustainable communities.

Nathan is BridgeCore Capital’s General Counsel, overseeing all legal affairs. He has enjoyed a diverse practice since founding Fransen and Molinaro in 2006. Prior to becoming an attorney, Nathan owned and operated a mortgage and real estate brokerage firm, where he developed a deep understanding of real estate and lending laws, as well as the day-to-day challenges facing such businesses. Nathan has represented more than 500 clients in transaction, regulatory and litigation matters, including bankruptcy cases; argued in state and federal courts of appeal; conducted both jury and non-jury trials; and consulted with numerous businesses on a variety of complex legal issues.

David handles all of the Company’s accounting and tax related matters. David has over 35 years of public accounting experience with an emphasis in auditing, tax planning and tax preparation. For the majority of David’s career, he has served the private mortgage industry by providing such services as certified audits of mortgage funds, preparing partnership tax returns and K-1 forms, SEC registration and reporting, and California Bureau of Real Estate trust fund reporting and compliance.

Roger directs BridgeCore Capital’s marketing communications and investor relations. Through his nationally recognized firm, PondelWilkinson Inc., he has more than 30 years of relevant financial sector and investor liaison experience, overseeing programs for some of the nation’s leading investment banks, real estate and finance companies, limited partnerships, commercial banks and others. A journalist in his early career, Roger has been the architect of programs for privately owned and publicly traded companies, working extensively with relevant news media, and serving the informational needs of individual and institutional investors.