Develop a fundraising strategy and learn how to create a solid Development Plan and Case for Support that will help you raise the money you need
Develop a fundraising strategy and learn how to create a solid Development Plan and Case for Support that will help you raise the money you need
In this business essential seminar you will learn:
•Importance of assessing your personal financial picture and understanding your personal credit.
•Understanding the 5 C’s of Credit.
•Identifying resources for start-up financing, and sources of funding for established businesses.
•Key credit attributes and the importance of a Business Plan and Budget.
•Financial information required to review a loan request.
Access to Capital
This webinar will guide and assist you as an entrepreneur in understanding where you might find funding and how to appeal to investors. You will learn what investors want and how to position your business for a successful pitch.
You need money to get your business off the ground or to expand when the opportunity arises. Where do you turn and what’s the right kind of financing for your business? Learn the essentials as to the alternatives for financing a small business.
Did you know most small business loans don’t come from banks? Talk with lenders who focus on small businesses during this live session. Valuable information.
Join SCORE East Central Iowa for a Peer-Group Networking Opportunity, Facilitated by SCORE Mentors.
I moved to Palm Harbor at the end of 2019 and would like to get involved more with the community. Although I have been out of the workforce for a few years, I am very interested in helping people build a business, obtain financial freedom, and be connected with individuals that can help them.
Join SCORE East Central Iowa for a Peer-Group Networking Opportunity, Facilitated by SCORE Mentors.
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