Corey Henriksen has spent over 25 years as a businessman and attorney with experience in all aspects of financing, mergers and acquisitions, development, liquidation, sales, and workouts within the wholesale and retail petroleum industry, as well as the hospitality industry and various aspects of commercial real estate.
A graduate of Vanderbilt University, Corey obtained his J.D. from Emory University School of Law, where he was President of the International Law Society, and on Law Review.
His activities in the wholesale and retail petroleum industry started in 1984 as an attorney with BRACEWELL, an international law firm in Houston, where he was involved with numerous multiple acquisitions of retail petroleum sites and convenience stores nationwide for National Convenience Stores. Among other positions during his business and legal career, Corey was regional counsel for FMAC, a securitized lender, involved in structuring and closing retail petroleum transactions. Previous to FMAC, he was the Special Assistant / Special Counsel to the California Field Office Director of the FDIC, and a voting member on both Senior and Junior Credit Review Committees. On the hospitality side, Corey worked with Bob Woolley and Tom Herskowitz in developing and financing Embassy Suites. Corey has also worked with a number of companies involved in growth financing; mergers and acquisitions; valuations; and strategic planning.
Corey’s focus is solely on financing. Acquisition and Refinance Capital, Inc. was founded for the sole purpose of obtaining the full range of financing for owners and operators of convenience stores, gas stations, car washes, and truck stops, as well as petroleum wholesalers. Corey also obtains hospitality financing for his petroleum clients, and additionally represents borrowers in working out loans that were either securitized in pools or held in portfolio, and then obtaining acquisition, construction, and refinance funding.
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