Commercial Capital Company adopts Leasepath Enterprise

Commercial Capital Company, provider of capital equipment financing for businesses and equipment vendors, has announced its selection of Leasepath Enterprise as its new origination and servicing platform.

This strategic decision underscores the company’s commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and delivering superior customer and vendor experiences.

“Continuous improvement has always been one of our core values, and this decision is just one of the ways we intend to embody that value in 2025,” said Mitch Rice, CEO of Commercial Capital.

“Leasepath’s platform not only facilitates our current growth but also prepares us for future expansion as we strive to address the changing needs of our clients.”

Leasepath Enterprise, a solution designed specifically for the equipment finance industry, will enable Commercial Capital to streamline its operations and deliver a more intelligent and customer-centric workplace.

“Our mission at Leasepath is to enable our customers with a more intelligent workplace where every decision enhances operational efficiency and improves their customer care,” said Leasepath CEO Jeffrey Bilbrey.

“The forward-thinking team at Commercial Capital has embraced this vision, and we are thrilled to support them in delivering smarter, faster, and more personal experiences for their clients today and into the future.”

“Choosing the Leasepath Enterprise platform was a strategic decision that aligns perfectly with our industry needs,” said Jonathan Yount, COO of Commercial Capital.

“Its purpose-built design enables us to streamline our processes and deliver exceptional service to our clients, ensuring we remain at the forefront of equipment financing.”

Since 2020, Commercial Capital has experienced remarkable growth, doubling its employee count and surpassing its 2023 goal of financing $165 million in annual equipment costs. The company recently achieved over $300 million in assets under management and is targeting $1 billion in financed equipment by 2032.