01Clarence Rivette
Principal
Sets the firm's capital posture and chairs every commitment. Four decades of structuring across development, credit and operating businesses.
The Firm · PeoplePeople
The people who read the deal are the people who own it.
WRG is deliberately small at the top and deep in the back office. Principals underwrite, decide and hold. A named accounting and investor services team produces everything a partner or limited partner ever receives.
- Principals
- Four
- Decision makers
- Principals only
- Ownership
- Second generation
- Based
- Bay City, Michigan
Principals
Conviction has names attached to it.
Every commitment WRG makes is signed by someone on this row. They originate the situation, underwrite it, structure it and live with it, often for a decade or more.
01
02Nick Rivette
Principal · Capital Solutions
Originates and structures balance-sheet positions, joint ventures and co-investments across all four platforms.
03Eric Finnigan
Principal · Development
Leads execution on build-to-suit, senior living and government projects, and brings the operating perspective behind every underwriting.
04Brandon Loomis
Principal · Asset Management
Owns assets after close: performance, capital planning, partner reporting and the decisions that determine a long hold.
On site
Brandon Loomis, Nick Rivette, Clarence Rivette and Eric Finnigan at a Department of Veterans Affairs project.
Owner · Developer · Capital
Platform
The team that produces the paperwork you rely on.
A long hold is judged on whether the numbers arrive correct and on time. These are the people who make that happen, and the people whose names appear on the file.
05Donna Bacigalupo
Finance & Administration
Firm-level accounting, treasury and the control environment every platform operates inside.
06Alex Ouellette
Capital Markets & Analysis
Underwriting models, financing programs and the diligence work behind each committed position.
07Savannah Slack
Portfolio Accounting
Position-level accounting, valuation support and partner allocations across the firm's vehicles.
08Kelsi Marcoux
Partner Services
Distributions, partner reporting and the named point of contact counterparties actually reach.
Accountability
Who does what, stated plainly.
Allocators ask five questions about any counterparty's organisation. Here are our answers before you have to ask them.
- Who reads your situation
- A principal, not an associate and not a screening committee. The person who gives you an early indication of interest is the person who will sit on the position afterward.
- Who decides
- Commitments are approved by the principals who own the outcome. There is no investment committee to satisfy and no external allocator to persuade.
- Who produces the numbers
- A named preparer with a named reviewer. Partners and lenders know both names at closing and keep them through the life of the position.
- Who owns it afterward
- The principal who committed the capital stays on the position. Asset management is not handed to a separate team once the wire clears.
- Continuity
- Second-generation ownership and a team measured in decades, not tenures. The counterparty you underwrite today is the one you will call in ten years.
01
02
03
04
05
Access
You will not be handed down a chain. Tell us which side of the platform is relevant and we will route you to a principal.