John Ryan Leads Major Division of Stone Street Capital to Capture Growing Market Share
John Ryan, U.S. Naval Academy & Kellogg School of Management graduate serves as President of Stone Street Capital’s Structured Settlement Division.
Bethesda, MD (MarketWire) April 9, 2008 – Stone Street Capital, a leading specialty finance company, was acquired last year by the New World Group. John Ryan, a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and the Northwestern Universities Kellogg Graduate School of Management, is the President of the company’s largest team, the Structured Settlement Division.
John’s responsibilities include: Sales, Operations, Information Technology, and Facilities Management. John joined the company in July of 2005. He served 11 years on active duty in the United States Navy and has also worked with Avery Dennison and General Electric where he was a Six Sigma certified Master Black Belt. Prior to joining Stone Street Capital, John served as Senior Vice President, leading the banking center mortgage sales team with Bank of America.
Since the New World acquisition in 2007, John has led the way in implementing new technology, growing the employee and management team and streamlining the processing of transactions - all of which have contributed to the Division’s significant growth in the past year.
"John has been a great addition to Stone Street Capital," said Adam Shapiro, the company’s President. Shapiro continued, "John and the rest of the Structured Settlement Division management team have done a terrific job in managing our growth and we expect that trend to continue."
For more information on structured settlements and the lump sum cash option from Stone Street Capital call 1-800-LUMP-SUM (800-586-7786) or visit www.StoneStreet.com.
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