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Harvest Small Business Finance

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Harvest Commercial Real Estate Finance is a nationwide full service direct SBA 7a, 504…

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- Harvest SBF announces the addition of two new BDO's in the Southern California Market! Sep 12, 2016 Harvest SBF announces the addition of two new BDO's in the Southern California Market! Tim McLain joined the Harvest team as an Senior Vice President - Business Development Officer (BDO) in June and has… 18

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- Harvest Small Business Finance ***** ********* *******
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- ******* ***** ******* ****** - 2014 - 2016
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Honors & Awards

- SD Metro 40 under 40 Award Winner SD Metro Magazine Sep 2019
- San Diego Business Journal 40 under 40 Award Winner San Diego Business Journal Sep 2019

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- NAIOP San Diego- President President Jan 2019 - Dec 2019

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