Key Takeaways
- • TimePayment, a fintech company specializing in small and micro-ticket commercial equipment financing, hired Nicole Miller, CLFP, as Vertical Account Executive leading its Broker Channel, according to a PRWeb press release dated October 20, 2026.
- • Miller previously helped build a broker program from scratch at NewLane Finance Company, after earlier roles at Marlin Business Services Corp. and National Funding.
- • TimePayment is rolling out a wave of new financing products and automation upgrades for its Third Party Originations team, which serves more than 9,000 vendor and broker partners.
- • Chief Revenue Officer Joanna Markos and Chief Operating Officer Alyce Reilly cited Miller's industry experience and results orientation as central to accelerating TimePayment's growth.
Summary
TimePayment, which describes itself as an award-winning fintech company focused on commercial equipment financing, has hired Nicole Miller, CLFP, as Vertical Account Executive to lead its Broker Channel, according to a press release issued October 20, 2026 via PRWeb. The company provides flexible, small and micro-ticket financing to small and midsize businesses across more than 30 industries, and says its platform and capital resources support over 9,000 vendor and broker partners.
Miller began her career at National Funding, selling working capital and equipment financing, before moving into equipment finance. She later joined Marlin Business Services Corp. and then NewLane Finance Company, where she helped create the broker program from the ground up. The release characterizes her as motivated by relationship-building and by creating solutions for brokers, which it presents as the basis for her move to TimePayment at a time when the company is releasing new financing products and automation upgrades.
TimePayment Chief Revenue Officer Joanna Markos said Miller brings "an exceptional depth of industry experience, a proven track record of success, and a relentless commitment to excellence." Chief Operating Officer Alyce Reilly said Miller's "strategic perspective, attention to detail, and results-driven approach will be instrumental in accelerating our growth, strengthening our market position, and driving the next phase of our business forward."
Miller was scheduled to exhibit with TimePayment at the 2026 AACFB Commercial Financial Expo in Irvine, California, and to attend ELFA's 65th Annual Convention in Palm Desert, California, in the same week as the announcement. The release notes TimePayment has recently begun a new chapter centered on growth, product innovation, and technology transformation. Terms of Miller's appointment were not disclosed.
Miller began her career at National Funding, selling working capital and equipment financing, before moving into equipment finance. She later joined Marlin Business Services Corp. and then NewLane Finance Company, where she helped create the broker program from the ground up. The release characterizes her as motivated by relationship-building and by creating solutions for brokers, which it presents as the basis for her move to TimePayment at a time when the company is releasing new financing products and automation upgrades.
TimePayment Chief Revenue Officer Joanna Markos said Miller brings "an exceptional depth of industry experience, a proven track record of success, and a relentless commitment to excellence." Chief Operating Officer Alyce Reilly said Miller's "strategic perspective, attention to detail, and results-driven approach will be instrumental in accelerating our growth, strengthening our market position, and driving the next phase of our business forward."
Miller was scheduled to exhibit with TimePayment at the 2026 AACFB Commercial Financial Expo in Irvine, California, and to attend ELFA's 65th Annual Convention in Palm Desert, California, in the same week as the announcement. The release notes TimePayment has recently begun a new chapter centered on growth, product innovation, and technology transformation. Terms of Miller's appointment were not disclosed.
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