eCapital Corp., a leading technology-enabled provider of financing solutions for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) across North America and the U.K., announced the recent appointment of David Leonard as vice president, supply chain finance, within its commercial finance division. This addition reflects eCapital’s continued investment in scaling its supply chain finance platform and expanding its ability to deliver tailored capital solutions through a focused, enterprise-ready sales approach.
Leonard, who joins following the recent addition of Jeff Butts as senior vice president, supply chain finance, brings more than 20 years of experience leading finance transformation initiatives across accounts payable/accounts receivable, payments and digital infrastructure. The two have a history of successful collaboration, having previously worked together at MHC to scale financial automation platforms across North America. Leonard has also held leadership roles at Billtrust, BlackLine and Bottomline Technologies, helping enterprise clients streamline operations and improve cash flow visibility through scalable, tech-enabled solutions.
“David brings deep expertise in financial automation and supplier-focused solutions, along with a strong track record of delivering value at scale,” said Dan Ambrico, president of commercial finance at eCapital. “In a market where access to capital and operational efficiency are more critical than ever, his insights will help us continue evolving how we deliver working capital to clients in complex supply chain environments. We’re excited to have him on board at a time when our platform is gaining meaningful traction.”
“eCapital is doing important work in the supply chain finance space, building solutions that are both modern and practical for today’s suppliers,” Leonard said. “There’s a clear vision and real momentum behind the platform. I’m excited to contribute to what’s already in motion and execute on new strategies that will drive meaningful impact and value to our customers as well as their suppliers.”
Supply chain finance is one of several adaptive working capital solutions within eCapital’s broader platform. By enabling suppliers to access cash for approved invoices quickly and efficiently, eCapital supports stronger buyer relationships, improved liquidity, and smarter reinvestment decisions. This appointment reinforces eCapital’s long-term focus on innovation, scale, and serving the evolving needs of SMBs.