William Pendley, MBA
Chief Financial Officer

Mr. Pendley is responsible for corporate finance and for operational oversight of staff accountants and all accounting functions. He has provided services in industries including government contracting, technology, investments and non-profit companies. He has led engagements for both public and private company financial restructurings and has provided advisory services for acquisitions.

Prior to joining CAMRIS he served as chief financial officer for a number software and technology start-ups in the Silicon Valley and in the Washington Metropolitan area. He also served as divisional chief financial officer for IBM and for Motorola. He holds a Bachelor`s degree from Georgetown and an MBA in Finance from NYU.

Examples of his experience in capital and acquisition include: Digex (1st round of venture capital, totaling $20 million venture capital; $150 million IPO, sold to Intermedia Communications for $150M); RingZero (1st round of venture capital; sold to Motorola for $18 million); Motorola (hired as part of RingZero purchase, ran Motorola`s Silicon Valley Software Finance Operation evaluating acquisitions and restructuring operations, and divesting a Chinese software operation); Netfish Technologies (raised $30 million venture capital, built financial and HR infrastructure, and subsequently participated in sale of company for $300 million); Vista Technologies (management buy-out from larger organization; implemented full government contract financial infrastructure in 30 days); FranData (management buy-out provided financial infrastructure); Color Wheel (bank work-out, business model, debt restructure, vendor agreements and buy-outs; successful turnaround from 3 years of losses to 3 years of profitability); Facilities Development Corp (Government contractor turnaround, debt restructure, organization change, successful turnaround from insolvency to $20M company); Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind (turnaround from complete collapse of account and finance function to fully integrated planning, forecasting, and accounting function, with 50% less cost).