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As VP of Strategic Finance at NEWITY, Jay Hull leads capital markets strategy, investor relations, and data science initiatives that help the company scale its mission. Working across financial planning, business development, and portfolio optimization, Jay combines deep analytical expertise with market insights to drive NEWITY’s growth while maintaining financial sustainability. His background spans corporate finance, private equity, and renewable energy sectors, and he brings a proven ability to build sophisticated financial models and extract actionable insights from complex data.
Jay contributes to small business success through his work strengthening NEWITY’s financial foundation and leveraging data to improve lending outcomes. His expertise in analyzing loan performance, SBA program trends, and market dynamics helps NEWITY optimize its products and communicate impact to investors and partners. What makes this particularly meaningful is Jay’s firsthand understanding of the SBA borrower experience—during an acquisition search, he worked with dozens of small business owners and experienced the challenges entrepreneurs face in accessing capital. That ground-level perspective reinforces his commitment to supporting the infrastructure that makes lending possible.
What excites Jay most is solving complex problems that drive real impact for small businesses and their communities. He’s passionate about using data and financial strategy to help NEWITY expand access to affordable capital, knowing that each improvement to the company’s operations translates to more entrepreneurs gaining the funding they need to grow. His favorite part of working at NEWITY is the blend of intellectually challenging work—from financial modeling to data analysis using Python—combined with a mission he deeply believes in.
Connect with our team by email, phone, or live chat.
Mon – Fri: 8am – 5pm CT
Sat & Sun: Closed
Your loan amount will determined by the business’ average annual revenue, FICO score, and years in business