PCF names VP of treasury

National brokerage firm PCF Insurance Services has announced the appointment of Brandon Gray (pictured above) to the newly created role of vice president of treasury.

In his new role, Gray will lead investment strategies, treasury operations and financing activities for the company, he will manage debt compliance, arrange funding to support business operations and M&A, and provide treasury-related acquisition due diligence and integration support, among other responsibilities.

“We are very pleased to welcome Brandon to the PCF team,” said Felix Morgan, chief financial officer and chief operating officer at PCF. “Brandon brings vast and deep experience in the financial and treasury functions of large, national corporations to this new role at PCF. His knowledge about investment and financing will be instrumental in the planning and managing of the financial resources needed to continue our growth trajectory.”

“I’m honored to have the opportunity to apply my background and experience in capital markets, financial planning and modeling, investor relations and compliance to help drive PCF’s financial strategy and ensure solid footing as we continue growing and expanding the business,” Gray said. “It’s a great company with a promising future, and I’m happy to be part of the team.”

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Gray joins PCF from Ancestry, where he served as treasurer since May 2018. In that position, he managed the company’s capital market and financing strategy for $3 billion in secured and unsecured debt instruments. He also oversaw global cash management and led the company’s treasury, risk management and payment operations teams.

Prior to joining Ancestry, Gray held several roles of increasing responsibility at Huntsman Corporation, served as senior internal auditor at Novell and as a senior auditor at PwC.

Earlier this month, PCF announced the appointment of Jenni Lee Crocker as company president. The company also recently announced that it had secured a $500 million preferred equity investment.

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