TriLinc Appoints New CFO

The appointment follows a steady internal rise for Park, reflecting TriLinc’s focus on continuity and seasoned oversight.

April 08, 2025

Leadership Transition at TriLinc

TriLinc Global Impact Fund, LLC has named Brent Park as its new Chief Financial Officer, effective April 1, 2025. The move strengthens TriLinc’s leadership team with someone who already knows the firm inside and out.

Park stepped into the CFO role following over two years of experience at TriLinc Advisors, where he served first as Accounting Manager and then as Fund Controller. His familiarity with the fund’s operations, combined with a broader background in audit, reporting, and fund accounting, positions him to lead the financial function with confidence and precision.

Experience that Fits the Role

Before joining TriLinc, Park managed fund accounting at Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors. There, he worked on structured senior credit funds, handling:

• Net asset value (NAV) calculations


• Performance reporting


• GAAP-compliant financial statements

His earlier experience includes audit and assurance roles at PwC, KPMG, and a boutique accounting firm, where he supported clients in private equity, venture capital, and real estate. During this time, he built expertise in investment valuation and accounting for business combinations.

Additional Perspective from Entrepreneurial Work

Park also co-founded a product development and manufacturing firm, where he led financial operations and performed detailed financial analysis. This entrepreneurial background adds an operational lens to his financial management approach.

Governance and Disclosure

TriLinc formalized the appointment with an indemnification agreement, aligned with those offered to its other directors. Gloria Nelund, who had been serving as interim CFO, continues in her roles as Chairman, President, and CEO.

Public Communication

The company announced the leadership change through a press release issued on April 7. The update highlights TriLinc’s focus on thoughtful succession planning and a commitment to financial oversight built on direct experience and operational depth.