Technology Project Finance (TPF) Launches Operations with Sam Khanna as Its Chief Executive Officer

WILTON, Conn.--(EON: Enhanced Online News)--Technology Project Finance, LLC (TPF) announced launch of its operations with Sam Khanna as its Chief Executive Officer. The Wilton, Connecticut based specialty finance firm focuses on providing Information Technology (IT) financing to medium and large organizations in the commercial and public sectors. In addition to leasing hardware, TPF provides its clients with financing for software, IT services, IT projects as well as for IT outsourcing arrangements.

TPF offers financing to clients directly as well as through IT vendors and service providers. The “TPF Advantage” set of offerings for direct clients includes: hardware leases and loans, software loans and sub-licensing agreements, loans for IT services and outsourcing agreements, IT project financing, bundling of “IT as a Service” and IT divestiture/outsourcing combinations.

Through its “Powering Vendors” program, TPF also works with major IT vendors and service providers as their financing partner. In addition, TPF provides financing support to vendors for individual transactions, promotional offers and marketing campaigns.

Sam Khanna, TPF founder and Chief Executive Officer has held several senior executive positions at IBM Corporation as well as Unisys Corporation. Sam Khanna said, “IT investments are at the heart of the client’s innovation strategy. By fusing project finance techniques from other industries, TPF takes an innovative approach to financing all IT expenditures, which is reflected in our tag line, ‘Financing Innovation with Innovative Financing.’ This approach, not used by other lenders, gives TPF’s clients access to competitive cost of funds and conserves their capital.”

About TPF:

Technology Project Finance, LLC (TPF) (www.tpfco.com) is a specialty finance firm based in Wilton, CT. It focuses on providing innovative IT financing for medium and large organizations in the commercial and public sectors.