A capital advisory firm for lower-middle-market operating companies and real estate sponsors. Relationship led, execution driven.
New Millennium Capital was founded in 2019 as a family-owned advisory firm built on a simple model: underwrite every deal in-house, then take a lender-ready file directly to the private credit funds, family offices, and institutions most likely to close it.
That combination of rigorous in-house credit work and a deep, actively maintained lender network is what lets us move quickly and hold structure together from first conversation to funding. We are relationship led and execution driven, and we measure ourselves on closings, not pitches.
After 22 years in network infrastructure sales, Andy made the decision to pivot and open his own shop in 2019. His career was built on trust, long term relationships, and a disciplined approach to process, habits that carry directly into how the firm operates today. That experience shows up in the way opportunities are handled, communication is prioritized, and partners are treated with consistency from the first call through the finish line.
Bryce has extensive experience in real estate transactions and capital structuring, with a background in underwriting deals, positioning sponsors, and aligning capital solutions with business objectives. As an entrepreneur and owner of a successful residential real estate company, he brings practical, real-world insight to every engagement. At NMC, Bryce works closely with sponsors to structure opportunities, navigate lender and investor expectations, and drive efficient transaction execution.
Shelby brings 20+ years of administrative and operational experience supporting financial services and advisory firms, with a background in client relations, transaction coordination, and compliance documentation. At New Millennium Capital, she manages deal pipeline logistics, maintains engagement files and data rooms, coordinates across clients, lenders, and legal counsel, and supports execution from mandate initiation through close.
