Ken Mannina is senior vice president and senior business development officer in Bridge Bank’s SBA and Real Estate Lending division. With a focus on owner-occupied commercial real estate financing, he assists business owners with the purchase, construction and refinance of buildings that house their businesses. This includes retail, office, industrial, warehouse, R&D and commercial condominium properties.
Mr. Mannina has worked in commercial lending since 1987. His experience includes corporate finance, SBA financing and commercial real estate financing. He brings value to each transaction with his specialized knowledge of commercial credit underwriting and SBA eligibility, commercial real estate construction, valuation and environmental issues.
Before joining Bridge Bank in 2002, he was a business development officer with Greater Bay Bank for 10 years. Prior to that, he worked as a credit officer in Wells Fargo Bank’s regional commercial banking office in San Francisco.
Mr. Mannina earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, with a concentration in Finance, from San Francisco State University.
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Bridge Bank
Bridge Bank, a division of Western Alliance Bank, Member FDIC, delivers relationship banking that puts clients at the center of everything. Founded in 2001 in Silicon Valley, Bridge Bank offers a full spectrum of tailored commercial banking solutions, as well as specialized expertise focused on life sciences and technology and innovation companies, at every stage in their life cycle, through its offices in major tech hubs across the country. Bridge Bank also serves the private equity and venture capital communities and provides business escrow services. Bridge Bank is part of Western Alliance Bancorporation, which has more than $70 billion in assets. Major accolades include being ranked as a top U.S. bank in 2023 by American Banker and Bank Director. As a regional bank with significant national capabilities, Bridge Bank delivers the reach, resources and local market expertise that make a difference for customers.
