About Us.

Leveraging management's real-world breadth of expertise in financing assets at every stage in their life cycle, we are frequently able to pinpoint actual collateral values and their associated depreciation schedules more accurately than traditional lenders. This expertise translates to more aggressive financing terms than many other lenders in the marketplace are able to offer.

Maynbridge Capital was launched in 2013 as a collaboration between Knightsbridge Capital Group and Maynards Industries. The concept for this venture was to support businesses that had been traditionally forgotten in the Canadian debt landscape and stuck between bank special loans groups and vulture creditors. Having witnessed it firsthand, we believed too many good businesses, and family’s livelihoods, were being destroyed from an inefficient and opportunist debt market in Canada.

Management

Dean Shillington

President

Dean is the founder of Knightsbridge Capital Group and has extensive experience as an entrepreneur, business development and in commercial finance. He spent several years at GE Capital in various capacities in both risk management and business management. Dean founded Knightsbridge Capital in 2007, actively participating in a lending, equity and advising capacity since that time. Since forming Maynbridge, Dean has provided guidance to businesses of many forms, in managing periods of start-up and turnaround. He was actively involved in the formation of the Canadian Premier League Canada’s domestic professional soccer league, and remains co-owner of Pacific FC.

He holds a degree in Finance and Marketing from the University of Saskatchewan and is currently serving on the Board of Directors for various other corporate and not-for-profit entities.  

Stephen J. Davies

SVP and Chief Risk Officer

Stephen is an experienced risk management leader with a deep background in direct lending, insurance, credit adjudication and portfolio management. During Stephen’s 21 year career with Export Development Canada (EDC) he held numerous positions throughout the organization, primarily in underwriting and risk management, and he led several high profile corporate projects – most notably establishing a $1.0 billion debtor-in-possession (DIP) fund and developing a $5.4 billion receivables factoring program in connection with the Canada/U.S. Softwood Lumber Agreement.

Prior to joining Knightsbridge Capital Group, Stephen was managing EDC's Loan Sales and Syndications Desk and Special Risks Team where he was responsible for overseeing the execution of all risk management strategies on EDC’s $55 billion commercial loan portfolio (e.g. loan sales, credit insurance and CDS), the restructuring of distressed credits in EDC’s $1.2 billion impaired loan portfolio and all treaty and facultative reinsurance on EDC’s insurance portfolios.  

Stephen has a Finance degree with a major in Economics from Bishop’s University and he holds IFC and CSC accreditations from the Canadian Securities Institute.  

Ciaran Sheehy

VP Finance

Marcus Turner

General Council

Carolyn Breuer

Director of Human Resources

Sarah Liang

Controller

Jane Griffiths

Executive Assistant

Lending Solutions

Sal Mobilio

SVP Business Development

Sal joined Knightsbridge in 2022, assuming responsibility for the British Columbia market and spearheading the sales team's initiatives across Canada. His finance career commenced in 2005 at CIBC, where he held diverse roles before transitioning to the Commercial Banking division in 2011. Within Commercial Banking, Sal concentrated on bolstering middle-market companies in British Columbia as well as overseeing numerous sizable, syndicated transactions. Sal holds a Commerce degree with a specialization in Finance from the University of British Columbia and a Master of Business Administration from Queen's University.

Shaka Miller

VP Business Development, Prairies

Jeffrey Peckitt

VP Business Development, Ontario

Aaron Leong

VP New Investments

Wealth Management / Investor Relations

Jim McGovern

Director, Wealth Management

Richard Graham

Investor Relations

  • Traditional banks wanted to shut us down. So we found bridge financing with Maynbridge, who refinanced our equipment and provided working capital to enable us to keep going.

    Les MacIntrye, President, Sturgeon Falls Brush and Contracting