RedHawk Holdings adds Jeffrey Elmore to advisory board

RedHawk Holdings appointed Jeffrey Elmore to its Advisory Board on July 29, 2026, adding a restructuring and investment banking veteran as the company weighs growth, acquisitions and strategic partnerships. Elmore will help with planning, transaction review and capital initiatives across the diversified holding company’s businesses.

Why it matters: - RedHawk Holdings is adding senior transaction and restructuring experience as it evaluates acquisitions, strategic partnerships and other growth opportunities. - The appointment could support decision-making around capital formation, operational assessment and potential strategic transactions.

What happened: - RedHawk Holdings Corp. appointed Jeffrey Elmore to its Advisory Board on July 29, 2026. - RedHawk Holdings is a diversified holding company focused on healthcare, medical products, commercial real estate, security technologies and specialized financial services. - G. Darcy Klug, RedHawk Holdings’ chairman and chief executive officer, said Elmore’s background will strengthen strategic decision-making as the company pursues long-term shareholder value.

The details: - Elmore is a senior executive, investment banker, corporate restructuring professional, strategic advisor and former business attorney. - He has more than three decades of experience advising middle-market companies on mergers and acquisitions, strategic alternatives, capital formation, restructurings, recapitalizations and operational transformations. - Elmore currently serves as a senior advisor in the Restructuring & Revitalization Group at G2 Capital Advisors. - He previously spent three years as managing director at G2 Capital Advisors, where he led restructuring advisory engagements and special situations transactions across healthcare, health and wellness, industrials and manufacturing, energy and media. - Elmore also helped guide a technology-driven medical device company through restructuring, recapitalization and repositioning for future growth. - He is co-founder and managing partner of Momentum Partners, a lower middle-market investment banking and strategic consulting firm. - Momentum Partners provides merger and acquisition expertise, capital solutions, restructuring, recapitalization and strategic consulting services to privately held, family-owned and founder-led companies. - Over his career, Elmore has participated in transactions representing more than $1.75 billion in aggregate value. - Elmore has helped restructure more than $800 million of corporate debt. - His work has helped preserve thousands of jobs through restructuring and revitalization initiatives. - He has served as president and chief executive officer, interim chief executive officer, chief restructuring officer, chief strategy officer and independent board member. - Before G2 Capital Advisors, Elmore was chief restructuring consultant and strategist for Quality Companies, where he led strategic transformation, liquidity management, capital restructuring and a successful Chapter 11 plan confirmation. - He also served as president and chief executive officer of Knight Energy Holdings, leading a turnaround and financial restructuring in the energy sector. - Elmore founded a specialized consulting firm and an earlier business law firm focused on corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, restructuring and strategic transactions. - He earned a Juris Doctor from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law and a bachelor’s degree with a business concentration from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. - Initially, Elmore will help RedHawk with strategic planning, transaction evaluation, acquisition opportunities, capital initiatives, operational assessments and due diligence tied to potential strategic transactions.

Between the lines: - RedHawk’s move suggests the company wants deeper advisory support around deals, financing and turnaround work. - Elmore’s background spans both advisory and operating roles, which may fit a company balancing growth ambitions with a diversified portfolio. - RedHawk’s broad mix of medical products, real estate, security systems and financial services means strategic review could touch several business lines at once.

What's next: - Elmore is expected to begin supporting RedHawk on potential transactions and related planning immediately. - RedHawk may continue evaluating acquisitions, partnerships and capital initiatives as part of its longer-term strategy. - The company also points investors to SEC filings for additional risk factors and forward-looking disclosures.