The City of Junction City, Kansas, found itself near default: running out of cash and overburdened by debt, the City had done a lot on its own but requested Columbia Capital's assistance in developing and communication a plan to rescue itself.

The YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta needed a long-term solution for its administrative offices and Head Start model classroom training center. Choosing to create a transformative project on Atlanta's Westside, the Y chose the site of the former E.A. Ware School, built in 1922 as one of the first elementary schools for African-American children in the city.

The Northwest Parkway Public Highway Authority near Denver engaged Columbia Capital to advise it on its long-term concessionaire's request to transfer the concession to another operator.

Columbia Capital designed the plan of finance in support of the largest intermodal freight facility on BNSF's intercontinental line between Chicago and Los Angeles.