Whether it is for the start-up or growth phase, most businesses ultimately need to borrow money. Here are some issues to consider as you approach the borrowing process. Addressing them as you start the borrowing process can increase the chances of getting the loan and make the process much easier.
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Frequently Asked Questions When Raising Capital
Determining what type of financing is best for your business can be challenging because there are so many factors to consider–from the stage of your business to how much it’ll cost to get the money–that just choosing a path to follow can be overwhelming. The SBA and Pathway Women’s Business Center are here to help
Read more »SBA LINC: Connecting Borrowers with SBA Approved Lenders
Access to credit continues to bedevil too many U.S. entrepreneurs. Eighty percent of small business loan applications are rejected, according to some industry estimates, and more applications than we can count are never filed because of the difficulty of getting an appointment with a loan officer. Technology can help us address this problem. Online matchmaking
Read more »Tennessee Resource Map
Tennessee is home to a number of business advisers and resource providers for existing and new businesses. Pathway Lending has created the following interactive map of our statewide partners to help users find local and regional business resources and advisers.
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Ignite: Sustainability and Resiliency for your BusinessFri Apr 3 2020, 03:00pm CDT - 04:00pm CDT
Roadmap to ResiliencyWed Apr 8 2020, 11:00am CDT - 01:00pm CDT
Ignite: Sustainability and Resiliency for your Business
Roadmap to ResiliencyTrigger’s Marketing Triangle: A Model For Putting Your Best Foot Forward Online (Guest Post)
The Trigger team presented this concept as part of Pathway WBC’s first Marketing Bootcamp Feb 11, 2020, and it was so well received we invited them to share it on our blogs. The following post originally appeared on the Trigger blog. We are running it here with permission. Shop, Search, Social: the three points
Be Bold: First Year Highlights + Second Year Lineup
Year 1 Highlights Take a listen to the Nashville Entrepreneur Center‘s Navigate Podcast, Navigate 009: Be Bold w/ Pathway Women’s Business Center to hear highlights from the first annual Be Bold last year, in 2019. Brynn Plummer and Clark Buckner, hosts of the podcast, interviewed several of the inspirational leaders, businesswomen and innovators who headlined
Be Bold 2020: The Women Who are Bold for Equality
Now in its 2nd year, Pathway WBC’s Be Bold is an annual event celebrating women’s achievements in business on International Women’s Day, Friday, March 6th. Women and men from across Middle Tennessee are invited to attend this event, which seeks to raise awareness that an equal world is an enabled world. Held at the Nashville Entrepreneur Center