Join TMA Florida on Thursday, June 26, at The Birchwood Ballroom in St. Petersburg for an engaging panel discussion on the impact of U.S. tariff policies on company operations, profitability, strategy, and planning. The conversation will explore the real-world implications of rapidly changing trade practices and supply chain issues—particularly for public and private companies navigating uncertainty.
Panelists will share insights from a variety of perspectives, including lending, legal, valuation, restructuring, and advisory. Whether you're supporting clients or leading internal strategy, expect a lively conversation with valuable takeaways to inform your thinking on this timely and complex topic.
Pricing:
- Members: $65.00
- Non-Members & Guests: $80.00
- Supporting Sponsor: $250.00 (Includes 1 registration – email florida@turnaround.org for more info.)
Title Event Sponsor:
Moderator & Panelists:
- Randy Lay, Managing Director, G2 Capital Advisors (Moderator)
Randy Lay is a Managing Director at G2 Capital Advisors with over 40 years of experience in financial and operational leadership, capital raising, restructuring, and M&A across the telecommunications, chemical, retail, automotive, and construction industries. He has held senior executive roles at firms including Metromedia Fiber Network and Universal Access, where he served as CFO, CEO, and President, and led the company through a successful sale. Randy is known for guiding organizations through financial transformations and growth events. He currently serves on the board of Friends of Joshua House and is a former board member of ACG Tampa Bay and past president of the Tampa Bay Chapter of Financial Executives International.
- Zach Talotta, Vice President, G2 Capital Advisors
Zach Talotta is a Vice President in the Restructuring practice at G2 Capital Advisors, with over five years of experience in operational turnarounds and financial restructurings. He has a strong background in cash flow modeling, forecasting, and financial analysis, with particular expertise in the industrials and manufacturing sectors.
Before joining G2, Zach held finance leadership roles at Newell Brands, supporting major consumer brands and leading global SG&A forecasting and reporting. He began his career at General Electric, completing a rigorous rotational finance program with experience in corporate finance, power services, and capital operations.
Zach holds a BS in Business Administration with a focus in accounting from Babson College. He enjoys hiking, snowboarding, traveling, and reading in his free time.
- Patrick Dalton, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, FrontWell Capital
Patrick Dalton is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of FrontWell Capital, with over 30 years of experience in private credit and asset-based lending. He has held senior leadership roles at prominent firms including Apollo Global Management, where he served as President, COO, and CIO of Apollo Investment Corporation, overseeing billions in investments across more than 160 portfolio companies.
Patrick was also the founding CEO of Gordon Brothers Finance Company and has held interim executive roles at Callidus Capital, Fifth Street Finance, and Alcentra Capital. He holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a B.Sc. in Finance from Boston College, where he remains active in mentorship initiatives.
- John Hutton III, Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig
John B. Hutton III is a Shareholder at Greenberg Traurig and a nationally recognized restructuring advisor and bankruptcy litigator. With over 30 years of experience, he represents debtors, trustees, creditors, and bondholders in complex insolvency matters across industries including municipal finance, hospitality, and real estate. John has played key roles in landmark cases involving billions in public and private debt and is particularly known for his expertise in municipal bond restructuring. He is board certified in Business Bankruptcy Law and has been consistently recognized by Chambers USA, Best Lawyers in America, and Super Lawyers. John earned his J.D. from Columbia Law School and his B.A. from Johns Hopkins University.
- Joseph Massaroni, Managing Director, Eastern Regional Sales Manager, Gordon Brothers
Joe Massaroni is Managing Director and Eastern Regional Sales Manager at Gordon Brothers. With over 30 years of experience in valuation and banking, Joe works with asset-based lenders, private equity firms, and corporate teams across the Southeast to help them assess asset values, industry trends, and financing strategies.
Prior to joining Gordon Brothers, Joe held senior roles at Truist Bank, Wells Fargo Capital Finance, and other leading institutions, managing complex credit relationships and overseeing multi-billion-dollar portfolios. He holds a BA in Accounting from Bryant University and serves as President of the Secured Finance Network’s Atlanta chapter. Joe is based in Atlanta, Georgia.