PATRICK CORCORRAN

Patrick Corcorran - Senior Vice President - Rainier Group - Advising Businesses Nationally for Over 30 Years

PATRICK CORCORRAN

Managing Director

Patrick serves on the leadership team of Rainier Group and has over a decade of experience providing M&A and financial advisory services to privately held US and International based companies. He has served as the lead advisor in strategic acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, capital raising, business valuations, strategic reviews, and distressed situations. He has worked in a variety of industries including manufacturing, distribution, consumer products, consulting, food & beverage, technology and business services. Patrick has also been a contributing author and guest speaker on a number of topics within mergers and acquisitions.

 

Prior to joining Rainier, Patrick worked within a group at Morgan Stanley catering exclusively to middle market companies.  His primary focus was facilitating sell-side transactions, and helping owners with pre-liquidity planning, deal execution, and post-deal wealth management. While at Morgan Stanley, Patrick was named to the firms Pace Setter’s Club, a global recognition for advisors who demonstrate the highest professional standards and first-class client service.

 

Education and Credentials:  Patrick holds a BA with honors in Organizational Management from Ashford University of Iowa, where he graduated Cum Laude, and an ATA in Business Management from Edmonds College.  He has also obtained specialization certificates in financial planning, business supervision and management fundamentals as well as a series 7 and 65 from FINRA.

 

Patrick has lived in various parts of the country but has always called the Pacific Northwest his home.  He was born in British Columbia, Canada but spent the majority of his time in Washington and Oregon.  In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two kids, playing hockey, last minute getaways, or visiting the cabin he built on the Skykomish River in hopes of catching a fish one day.