A Credit and Risk Innovator Takes on an Enhanced Leadership Role
West Chester, PA — January 28, 2026: Oakmont Capital Services (OCS) is proud to announce the promotion of Clay Fischer, CLFP, from Senior Credit and Risk Manager to Vice President of Credit. Fischer brings extensive experience to the role, having previously served as a Credit Analyst, Senior Credit Analyst, and Large Ticket Credit Manager throughout his progressive career.
Since joining the OCS credit team in 2020, Fischer has made a significant and lasting impact. His thoughtful approach to credit management and his commitment to operational excellence have positioned him well for this expanded leadership role. In his new position, he will continue to refine OCS’s credit processes and support the ongoing development of the credit team.
Fischer holds the Certified Lease and Finance Professional (CLFP) designation, which he obtained in February 2018.
“Clay has played a vital role on the credit team for the last six years. His knowledge of credit is unmatched, and we look forward to seeing him utilize his expertise to create momentum in his expanded position,” said Mikki Henkelman, CLFP, Vice President of Credit and Risk.
As Vice President of Credit, Fischer will oversee the OCS credit team, ensure the accuracy and consistency of application reviews, and facilitate efficient, transparent communication with internal and external stakeholders. OCS is confident he will excel in this new leadership position.
About Oakmont Capital Services
Since 1998, Oakmont Capital Services (OCS) has helped owners across various industries finance the equipment needed to run small to medium-sized businesses. OCS, part of JA Mitsui Leasing Group, provides fast, easy, flexible, and reliable commercial financing and working capital with a streamlined, tech-forward approach. The OCS team in both Pennsylvania and Minnesota are passionate about helping fuel business growth for their customers and partners. We Make It Possible. For more information, visit www.oakmontfinance.com.
