ATEL Capital Group CEO and leadership

Dean Cash is Chairman and CEO of ATEL Capital Group, a San Francisco based international financial services company, founded in 1977. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Math followed by an MBA from Florida State University. Mr. Cash began his career in 1975 as a systems engineer with Electronic Data Systems (EDS). He then worked for General Electric Corporation in the medical systems division installing computer and patient records systems around North America. A transfer to GEISCO, General Electric’s information systems division selling computer time sharing followed. He joined ATEL in 1981 as Director of Marketing, became Executive Vice President in 1983, and a Director in 1984. In 2000 he purchased a majority interest in ATEL and became its Chairman and CEO. Mr. Cash serves on the board of directors of the Gangagen Corporation, a biotech company researching new anti-bacterial treatments for “super bugs”. He also owns a controlling interest in Hawaiian Building Maintenance, the largest Honolulu based building services company with approximately 600 employees. Mr. Cash is active within the nonprofit community in San Francisco and serves on the Board of Governors of the San Francisco Symphony. He and his wife Eliza established the ATEL Foundation, a private philanthropic organization dedicated to providing funding to organizations that seek to better the lives of citizens in their respective communities. He has lived in San Francisco since 1977. Married to Eliza in 1985, they have two sons – Max, 25 years old who is a graduate of USC; and Sam, 22 years old and is currently a senior at USC.

Dean Cash is Chairman and CEO of ATEL Capital Group, a San Francisco based international financial services company, founded in 1977. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Math followed by an MBA from Florida State University. Mr. Cash began his career in 1975 as a systems engineer with Electronic Data Systems (EDS). He then worked for General Electric Corporation in the medical systems division installing computer and patient records systems around North America. A transfer to GEISCO, General Electric’s information systems division selling computer time sharing followed. He joined ATEL in 1981 as Director of Marketing, became Executive Vice President in 1983, and a Director in 1984. In 2000 he purchased a majority interest in ATEL and became its Chairman and CEO. Mr. Cash serves on the board of directors of the Gangagen Corporation, a biotech company researching new anti-bacterial treatments for “super bugs”. He also owns a controlling interest in Hawaiian Building Maintenance, the largest Honolulu based building services company with approximately 600 employees. Mr. Cash is active within the nonprofit community in San Francisco and serves on the Board of Governors of the San Francisco Symphony. He and his wife Eliza established the ATEL Foundation, a private philanthropic organization dedicated to providing funding to organizations that seek to better the lives of citizens in their respective communities. He has lived in San Francisco since 1977. Married to Eliza in 1985, they have two sons – Max, 25 years old who is a graduate of USC; and Sam, 22 years old and is currently a senior at USC.