CEO and founder of Dominion Leasing Software Clinton Dunlow will retire effective Dec. 31. The company is searching for a successor.
Dunlow’s retirement brings to culmination an impressive 34-year career in the financial services industry, including the past 20 years leading Dominion Leasing Software, LLC (DLS). In 2001, he designed and developed LeaseComplete in collaboration with two commercial banks and, using this as the base, founded DLS in 2003. Under his leadership, DLS became a leader in the equipment finance industry by placing service to the customer first and expanding its product line to include credit origination, a complete customer portal, and its latest offering – a SaaS solution hosted on the LeaseComplete Cloud.
“While we are saddened Clinton will no longer be at Dominion’s helm, we are pleased at the remarkable strength and opportunity he has created in the business,” said Allan Lamar, Operating Partner at Banyan Software. “From our earliest interaction with Dominion, it was apparent the value its clients see in the product, team, and its service. We look forward to building upon Clinton’s legacy for our clients’ continued success and wish Clinton much happiness and health as his new journey unfolds.”
“These decisions are always difficult and stepping away from a business that you poured so much into over two decades is certainly bittersweet,” Dunlow said. “I am comfortable with the current position of the business and confident in the leadership team we have in place. Dominion is well-positioned to continue serving our clients, expanding our offerings, and growing our footprint in the equipment finance industry. I am personally looking forward to this new chapter in my life, one in which I can spend more time with my family who sacrificed so much for me during this incredible journey.”
Dunlow will remain in a business development and advisory role, working with the existing senior leadership team to ensure DLS continues to provide clients with the highest level of service as the search for Dunlow’s successor comes to conclusion and the company announces the new appointee.