Mark Dawejko is the Founder and Managing Partner of Penn Capital Partners and a Partner in Red Fox Capital. Since its founding in 2010, Penn Capital has focused on five principle activities: angel investing/venture capital, fund management, private real estate transactions, advisory services, and direct lending to owners of commercial real estate through its affiliation with Red Fox Capital. Penn has made loans or invested equity in real estate properties in six states and was a founding investor in FlyLow Sports LLC, and Tomlinson Brands. Prior to founding Penn Capital Partners, Mark invested over $7 billion in real estate throughout the United States and Japan. His transactions were structured in the form of equity, preferred equity, mezzanine loans, high yield debt, straight balance sheet mortgages and securitized debt. Dawejko worked in the Investment Banking Division of Wachovia and at GE Capital. He was the head of multiple divisions as Managing Director, President, Head of Real Estate and Senior Vice President. Before joining GE, he was a CFO for an east coast real estate development and property management company, and worked as a CPA for KPMG.Mark has held numerous board seats in both private and public companies in both the U.S.A and Japan. He served on the board of the publicly traded Jack Frost and Big Boulder Corporation. He also served on the board of the privately held Kennedy Wilson Residential, LLC and Kennedy Wilson International companies. Mark led the board of directors for multiple Wachovia corporations doing business in Japan. Mark also served on the boards of many joint venture entities, including GE Capital’s large development and acquisition joint ventures with, Storage USA.In his free time, Mark spends time with his family and pursuing his passions for outdoor sports. He was an active member of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, where he spent 6 years serving on the Board of Trustees most recently as its President. At BMPC, Mark also served on the Pension Committee, Hunger Committee, and the Budget Committee. He also worked closely with the Church’s substantial foundation. Mark headed Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church’s stewardship efforts for 2014 and 2015. His philanthropic activity supports charities that help the weakest in our communities, especially the hungry.