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Priya Haji : SaveUp

The serial social entrepreneur, 42, got into business as a teenager in Texas, helping her father build a free health clinic. In 2004 the Stanford grad founded World of Good, which sold products made by women in more than 70 countries; eBay bought it in
2010. Her current company, SaveUp (founded in 2011), is a gamelike site that links to users’ financial accounts and awards points for saving money and paying down debt. Points give users a shot to win $2 million, cars, vacations and gift cards. SaveUp has raised nearly $7 million and has helped members bank $149 million and pay off $122 million in debt.

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The Syracuse English major won his first job in Dime Bancorp’s distressed real estate group in 1992 after talking with the hiring manager about writers Charles Bukowski and Jerzy Kosinski, a shared interest. Tobin, 42, started his own distressed real estate loan
brokerage, Mission Capital, in 2002 in a SoHo loft. (Neighbors: indie record labels and Keith Richards’ business manager.) Today Mission uses its digital platform to enable 35,000 active clients to bid and conduct due diligence on $40 billion in loans a
year. Now based in Tribeca, Mission has logged $60 billionplus in financing and sales overall.

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Martin, 33, got her start in sports p.r. with the NBA’s Phoenix Suns, introducing players and sponsors to social media. The Arizona State alum launched Digital Royalty in 2009 to develop social media strategies for teams, leagues, athletes and brands. First client: Shaquille O’Neal, whom Martin helped pull in 6.4 million Twitter followers. Digital Royalty generates seven figures in annual sales through retainer fees, its cut of social media endorsements and Digital Royalty University, which provides social media training. Current clients: DoubleTree, Fox Sports, Hard Rock
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Mission Capital Advisors Closes on $16.5 M. Refinancing

Mission Capital Advisors closed on a $16.5 million senior loan for the refinancing of the Aloft Chicago O’Hare Ho- tel in Rosemont, Ill., on behalf of Continental Properties Company, a Milwaukee-based real estate development firm. PCCP LLC provided Continental with a 75 percent LTV loan.
“PCCP was very aggressive about winning the business. They made an effort to meet our client early in the pro- cess and ran a very smooth closing process, avoiding any speed bumps,” said Ari Hirt, director of debt and equity at Mission. “We marketed the deal to banks, debt funds and CMBS lenders. Our client elected to go with a higher leverage, floating-rate option for a nominal increase in rate over lower leveraged, fixed-rate CMBS options.”
Continental developed the Aloft Chicago O’Hare Hotel in 2008. Located just minutes from Chicago O’Hare Inter-
national Airport, the hotel is directly connected to the Donald Stephens Convention Center.

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The Mortgage Observer features Mission Capital’s Jordan Ray as one of its “20 On The Rise” – Top Commercial Mortgage Brokers Under 35.

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TOP COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE BROKERS UNDER 35

Back in September, we sent word out that we were looking for the best and brightestamongcommercial mortgagebrokersworkingin the New York tristate area.The one caveat? They had to be 35 or under or fairly newly 36,we decided as the nominations rolled in.With some real legends firmly established in the field, we were curious to find out about the younger generation nipping at their heels. What we got was a real variety of commercial mortgage professionals, racking up an impressive volume offinancings-the youngest of whom, now 24, closed over $50 million in transactions in his first six months on the job.

One of them also provided a nod to the past, as his family harks back

to the early days of the business.

With our 20 on the Rise, The Mortgage Observer found that the
future is bright– and in good hands.

JORDAN RAY

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Jordan Ray is directly involved in each transaction of Mission Capital Advisor's finance group, which in 2012 will close over

5700 million of JV equity and debt. Prior

to joining Mission Capital in 2009, Mr. Ray served as managing director at the Ackman Ziff Real Estate Group.A total capitalization of just under $600 million for the Trump Bcachwalk Project in Waikiki has been his largest deal.

"To be successful in this business,you have to like what you do," he said. Mr. Ray takes pride in being part of a firm that focuses heavily on new technologies.A team of mony

"children of the technology revolution" in their 30s or 40s helped to build "a very different kind of form,"he said. Born in Montreal,Canada,he grew up in Southern Florida.He holds a master'sdegree in real estate from New York University and a B.A. in fonance from American University.

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