Podcasts about sba small business administration

In this episode of The Daily Windup, I had the pleasure of speaking with an experienced entrepreneur, who started his journey by writing a business plan and tapping into valuable free resources. Our guest highlights how a well-structured plan can serve as a starting point, helping entrepreneurs organize their thoughts, articulate their vision, and prove their concept to potential stakeholders. Travis also discusses the benefits of seeking guidance from organizations like SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives) and the SBA (Small Business Administration). Drawing from his own experience, he emphasizes the importance of leveraging all available resources to lay a solid foundation for business growth. Join us as we explore the journey from business planning to accident hazard investigations and gain valuable insights on navigating the entrepreneurial landscape in this exciting episode of The Daily Windup.

D.O. welcome investment guru Ray Drew to explore the versatile applications of SBA (Small Business Administration) loans beyond just purchasing real estate. While many people associate SBA loans primarily with real estate purchases for existing businesses, this discussion reveals a much broader range of applications that can benefit entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Question: Hello Beau, I hope this message finds you well. I've recently been in discussions with a particular franchise and have obtained their Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD). As I look into the process of franchise financing, I want to ensure I'm well-prepared, especially from an SBA (Small Business Administration) standpoint. Could you kindly share some valuable insights and recommendations regarding financing a franchise, particularly with a focus on SBA-related considerations? Your expertise would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your assistance. Best regards, Olivia If you'd like to meet with Beau to talk financing, book a call here ( http://bookwithbeau.com/ )

En este episodio tenemos un super invitado de honor, un invitado MUY ESPECIAL, Mike Michalowicz autor Best Seller especialista en Pymes quien nos estará platicando de su revolucionario libro Fix This Next. Mike es un autor único y peculiar, de entrada, porque él mismo ha sido un emprendedor toda su vida pero además tiene la capacidad de desarrollar metodologías prácticas y muy poderosas para ayudar a emprendedores y Pymes a ser exitosos. Ha escrito libros como The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur, The Pumpkin Plan, Profit First, Surge, Clock Works. Fue ganador del premio del SBA (Small Business Administration) como emprendedor del año cuando tenía 26 años. Vendió sus primeras 2 empresas la 2a a una de las 500 empresas más grandes de EUA. La revista BusinessWeek nombró al libro de Mike como un "libro que todos los emprendedores y dueños de PYME deberían de leer". Fué el anfitrión en un programa de la MSNBC llamado "Business Makeovers". Ha escrito para publicaciones como The Wall Street Journal, revista Entrerpreneur, entre otras. Los libros de Mike han sido traducidos a más de 10 idiomas. Ha dado conferencias en más de 10 países del mundo y en universidades, organizaciones de emprendedores, etc.  Adquiere en Amazon el libro de Estimado Emprendedor el cual está teniendo su lanzamiento en México y Latinoamérica: https://amzn.to/3lJQAsvAgenda el diagnóstico de tu empresa con uno de nuestros asesores. Como lo comentamos en el Podcast este diagnóstico tiene un precio regular de $8,500 (USD 400 aprox.) pero por tiempo limitado vamos a ofrecer este diagnóstico GRATIS a los primeros que agenden. Tenemos espacios limitados por ser gratuito: https://helpicoaching.com/forma-diagnostico-podcast-el-emprendedor-espiritual/ Escríbenos a ayuda@helpimentoring.com mencionando el episodio y la herramienta que ofrecimos para que te la enviemos de regalo. Si te está gustando el podcast te pido tu apoyo para suscribirte y dejar un buen review de (5 estrellitas), servirían mucho para que más emprendedores dueños de pequeñas/medianas empresas como tú puedan tener acceso. Sígueme en redes sociales para que me hagas tus comentarios sobre los episodios ¿qué te gustó?, ¿qué no te gustó?, ¿qué te llamó la atención?, para seguir ayudándote y seguir mejorando el podcast.  INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/elemprendedorespiritual/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/elemprendedorespiritual/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/elemprendedore1 Te comparto además el link que mencionamos en el episodio de nuestro patrocinador helpi Mentoring: www.helpicoaching.com/podcast/emprendedorespiritual Aprovecha toda la ayuda que podemos darte en helpi Mentoring: 1. Con nuestro programa helpi COACHING PREMIUM que incluye el acompañamiento de un Coach. Es el mejor momento para tener ayuda externa calificada, que te ayude a enfocarte y tener una visión de fuera y más objetiva sobre tu empresa. Si estas interesado mándanos un mail a ayuda@helpimentoring.com 2. Con nuestro programa On-line. Si crees que no estas listo para nuestro programa PREMIUM con el acompañamiento con un Coach, tenemos nuestro programa On-line. Si estas interesado mándanos un mail a ayuda@helpimentoring.com 3. Con nuestros Master Class virtuales gratis. Por este medio y en Facebook podrás enterarte de los temas, días y horas. Regularmente hacemos entre 2 y 3 Master Class al mes. 4. Con nuestros Facebook Live gratis. https://www.facebook.com/helpimentoring 5. Con nuestro grupo de Facebook de acceso a nuestros Coaches gratis. https://www.facebook.com/groups/helpicoachingcoaches/ 6. Con nuestro blog quincenal que enviamos por mail y publicamos en nuestra página de Internet: https://helpimentoring.com/blog/ En todos los formatos mencionados anteriormente compartimos herramientas exclusivas de nuestro programa que incluye muchas de las mejores herramientas y metodologías especializadas en pequeñas/medianas empresas a nivel mundial como EMyth (de Michael E. Gerber), Pumpkin Plan (de Mike Michalowicz), Profit First de Mike Michalowicz), Duct Tape Marketing (de Jhon Hantsch), etc. de diferentes áreas (operaciones, finanzas, Capital Humano, Marketing, Ventas, etc.). Mantente positivo y busca ayuda.

Join us for an informative episode as we delve into the world of SBA (Small Business Administration) loans with two experts from First Bank of the Lake: Eric Dunham, Vice President SBA Manufacturing & Exporting Senior Business Development Officer, and Igor Milanovic, Vice President SBA Senior Underwriter Manager. In this episode, Eric and Igor share their extensive backgrounds and career pathways that led them to First Bank of the Lake. Discover their journey in the banking industry and how they became key players in SBA lending. First Bank of the Lake is a notable financial institution, often referred to as "the biggest smaller bank there is." Eric and Igor shed light on what sets their bank apart and how they achieved recognition from the SBA as a top 2 production bank. This achievement highlights their exceptional ability to close a significant number of SBA loan deals. Learn about the diverse range of SBA loans that their bank offers and how they leverage specialized teams to cater to various industries, providing nationwide support to small business owners and operators. The episode explores the importance of understanding the nuances of the SBA program and how different banks may have their unique preferences and approaches within the framework of the SBA SOP (Standard Operating Procedure). Eric and Igor emphasize the significance of effective communication between teams to address potential issues and ensure a smooth loan approval and closing process. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of SBA loans, banking industry insights, and the exceptional services offered by First Bank of the Lake. Recorded live at this year's FLAGGL Small Business Lender's Conference hosted at The JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes Learn more about First Bank of the Lake: https://www.fblake.bank/

Dee Moore, president of the Abilene Black Chamber of Commerce recently attended (TAAACC) Texas Association of African American Chambers of Commerce Convention in Pflugerville, Texas. She discusses what's happening on the local level as well as the state and national level as far as black chambers are concerned. Apart from that discussion is the Business Navigator Program which is administered by the (SBA) Small Business Administration.

Turning 40 and Finding Connection Through 50 Fun Things™Teresa Thomas got divorced at 45 and had a midlife crisis as she neared 50. She felt burned out and had a bad attitude about her upcoming birthday. Despite that, she planned a birthday party for herself around things she thought would be fun. She developed worksheets for her friends and family to fill out. One of which was 50 things she wanted to do in the coming year and left room for people to say which ones they wanted to join her for. All of a sudden, she felt connected and supported and the anxiety and depression she had been feeling lifted and she had things to look forward to all year long.Guest BioAs an award-winning connector, presenter, networking expert and author, Teresa Thomas ignites intentional, connected and joy-filled living through her umbrella brand Win/Win Connects. Teresa developed the 50 Fun Things® tools and experiences as a way for groups and individuals to look at how they can add fun and fulfillment as integral pieces in their lives, leveraging joy on a personal and professional level. Teresa is the author of Win/Win Networking: Your Guidebook for Confident and Effective Connections and 50 Fun Things: Enjoy the Small Things (and more recently 50 Fun Things for a Writer's World). She has led, facilitated, and presented for hundreds of events and groups for over 20 years guiding thousands to connect and grow.Teresa was awarded the title of Women's Business Champion in 2019 by the SBA (Small Business Administration of Minnesota) for her commitment to helping others succeed through networking. She was named Dynamic Connector and recognized by AARP of Minnesota and Pollen as one of Minnesota's 2019 50 Over 50 Exceptional Leaders.Turning 40 and Finding Connection Through 50 Fun Things™Teresa Thomas was a model people pleaser, doing things for everyone else saying yes to things she didn't want to say yes to but didn't feel like she could say no to, putting other people first and finding ways to make other people happy and get along. She says that her fear of disappointing people was bigger than her fear of dying or public speaking. She now realizes that it's a bit of a self-absorbed point of view because we have no control over what other people think of us. Now she knows it's better to live as her best self and have the right people appreciate and show up for her versus trying to be something that she thinks they think they want her to be. As the mom to small kids, there is some element of putting others in front of yourself, but Teresa realized that something was out of whack. Like the day she showed up to her first neighborhood association meeting and was drafted to be treasurer, despite her protestations that she was no good with numbers. But she didn't want to disappoint these people (who she didn't even know!) so she took on the role - and she hated it and had to force herself to do it. Even friends and work colleagues would give her feedback on her people pleasing tendencies. At the same time as she was giving presentations on win-win networking, she was not allowing others to help her. One person was very pointed with Teresa and told her that the relationship didn't feel reciprocal and, if she valued authenticity and meaningful connections then receiving is part of relationship building as much as helping others is. That was a lesson that took her a long time to fully absorb. On the home front, Teresa thought things were going ok, but she was going to marriage counseling by herself, and doing the counseling homework by herself, and realizing that things at home weren't feeling particularly reciprocal. Teresa got divorced at 45 and then had a midlife crisis as she prepared to turn 50. She felt burned out and had a bad attitude about her upcoming birthday. She was reacting badly to people saying that, at 50,...

NATALIE C. HALL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST/VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Natalie C. Hall is an Economic Development Specialist and the Veteran's Business Development Officer for the U.S. Small Business Administration, North Florida District Office. Natalie joined the NFDO team in April 2012, and enjoys advocating for entrepreneurs and small business owners by helping them access capital, government contracts, mentoring, counseling, and disaster assistance. Listen to this informative Grow Your Business and Grow Your Wealth podcast.  Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show: What is the SBA: Small Business Administration. Who are the resource partners for SBA? Learn about the unknown programs offered by the SBA. What does it take to become a disadvantaged business?  Common questions regarding the SBA programs.  Understand more about the SBA Certification programs that are available. Natalie explains her role as Veteran Business Development Officer and programs. Connect with Natalie: Natalie Hall Economic Development Specialist/Veteran's Representative North Florida District Office U.S. Small Business Administration (904) 443-1902 Cell - (202)765-9470 Fax – (202)481-4721 Email: natalie.hall@sba.gov Website: www.sba.gov/northflorida Connect with Gary: Website: sbadvisors.cc/ Facebook: facebook.com/SmallBusinessAdvisors LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/gary-d-heldt-jr-388a051/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kristyn Van Ostern has a background working on political campaigns and in finance, and when doing a deep dive into how her time was being spent, discovered a need and a strong desire to outsource laundry. But when no easy and long-term options presented themselves, she took charge and Wash Street was born! In our conversation, in addition to entrepreneurial advice, Kristyn offers valuable laundry advice too. Plus, did you know that there are controversial folds? Fascinating stuff.Where you can find Wash Street:- Website: https://www.washstreet.com- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/washstreetnh/- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/washstreetnh- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@washstreet1907- Physical location: 1237 Elm Street, Manchester, New HampshireTo receive 10% off any order placed line, use coupon code 3P10Mentions from the show:- Gantt chart: https://www.gantt.com/- Summer camp laundry picture: https://www.instagram.com/p/CgSJaqROVvq/- The KonMari method of folding: https://konmari.com/how-to-fold-clothes/- SBA (Small Business Administration): https://www.sba.gov/district/new-hampshire- City of Manchester, NH resources: https://www.manchesternh.gov/Portals/2/Departments/pcd/CIP/SBGPA-ProgGuideandApp%20(revised%205_25_22).pdf?ver=2022-05-25-170750-783- Merrimack County Savings Bank: https://www.themerrimack.com/- Coin Laundry Association: https://www.coinlaundry.org/- NHSBDC (NH Small Business Development Center): https://www.nhsbdc.org/- Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College: https://www.tuck.dartmouth.edu/- How I Built This podcast: https://www.npr.org/series/490248027/how-i-built-thisStay in touch with People, Place, & Purpose on Instagram and stay tuned for a new episode every Monday!

En este episodio tenemos un super invitado de honor, un invitado MUY ESPECIAL, Mike Michalowicz autor Best Seller especialista en PYMES quien nos estará platicando de su nuevo y revolucionario libro Fix This Next. Mike es un autor único y peculiar, de entrada, porque él mismo ha sido un emprendedor toda su vida pero además tiene la capacidad de desarrollar metodologías prácticas y muy poderosas para ayudar a emprendedores y pequeñas/medianas empresas a ser exitosos. Ha escrito libros como The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur, The Pumpkin Plan, Profit First, Surge, Clock Works. Fue ganador del premio del SBA (Small Business Administration) como emprendedor del año cuando tenía 26 años. Vendió sus primeras 2 empresas la 2a a una de las 500 empresas más grandes de EUA. La revista BusinessWeek nombró al libro de Mike como un "libro que todos los emprendedores y dueños de PYME deberían de leer". Fue el anfitrión en un programa de la MSNBC llamado "Business Makeovers". Ha escrito para publicaciones como The Wall Street Journal, revista Entrerpreneur, entre otras. Los libros de Mike han sido traducidos a más de 10 idiomas. Ha dado conferencias en más de 10 países del mundo y en universidades, organizaciones de emprendedores, etc. etc. Si te está gustando el podcast te pido tu apoyo para suscribirte y dejar un buen review de (5 estrellitas), servirían mucho para que más emprendedores dueños de pequeña/mediana empresa como tú puedan tener acceso. Sígueme en redes sociales para que me hagas tus comentarios sobre los episodios ¿qué te gustó?, ¿qué no te gustó?, ¿qué te llamó la atención?, para seguir ayudándote y seguir mejorando el podcast.  INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/elemprendedorespiritual/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/elemprendedorespiritual/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/elemprendedore1 Te comparto además el link que mencionamos en el episodio de nuestro patrocinador helpi COACHING: www.helpicoaching.com/podcast/emprendedorespiritual Aprovecha toda la ayuda que podemos darte en helpi COACHING: 1. Con nuestro programa helpi COACHING PREMIUM que incluye el acompañamiento de un Coach. Es el mejor momento para tener ayuda externa calificada, que te ayude a enfocarte y tener una visión de fuera y más objetiva sobre tu empresa. Si estas interesado mándanos un mail a ayuda@helpicoaching.com 2. Con nuestro programa On-line. Si crees que no estas listo para nuestro programa PREMIUM con el acompañamiento con un Coach, tenemos nuestro programa On-line. Si estas interesado mándanos un mail a ayuda@helpicoaching.com 3. Con nuestros Master Class virtuales gratis. Por este medio y en Facebook podrás enterarte de los temas, días y horas. Regularmente hacemos entre 2 y 3 Master Class al mes. 4. Con nuestros Facebook Live gratis. https://www.facebook.com/pg/helpicoaching 5. Con nuestro grupo de Facebook de acceso a nuestros Coaches gratis. https://www.facebook.com/groups/helpicoachingcoaches/ 6. Con nuestro blog quincenal que enviamos por mail y publicamos en nuestra página de Internet: https://helpicoaching.com/blog/ En todos los formatos mencionados anteriormente compartimos herramientas exclusivas de nuestro programa que incluye muchas de las mejores herramientas y metodologías especializadas en pequeñas/medianas empresas a nivel mundial como EMyth (de Michael E. Gerber), Pumpkin Plan (de Mike Michalowicz), Profit First de Mike Michalowicz), Duct Tape Marketing (de Jhon Hantsch), etc. de diferentes áreas (operaciones, finanzas, Capital Humano, Marketing, Ventas, etc.). Mantente positivo y busca ayuda.

This week on Franchising 101, FranCoach Founder & CEO, Tim Parmeter, answers another frequently asked question about becoming a franchise owner: What are my different funding options? Listen in as he reviews the commons funding sources and strategies and the pros and cons of each. Episode Highlights: 0:00 - Intro 2:02 - Who is FranCoach? 2:37 - Funding basics 3:51 - SBA (Small Business Administration) loans 10:13 - ROBS (Rollover for Business Start Ups) 13:11 - Additional options and considerations 19:10 - How to get in touch with FranCoach Links and resources mentioned in this episode: Schedule a call https://meetings.hubspot.com/tim17 Franchising 101 podcast website with a library of past episodes http://franchising101.net/ Visit Entreprenuer.com for a wealth of information for people just like you! https://www.entrepreneur.com/ More Franchising FAQs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8m-DLe_BYQ&list=PL4vI6YTLAiqRFI9r9sEMVTBwEFWClyVQU Interested in franchise ownership? Schedule a call with one of our coaches today! FranCoach is connected with over 500 franchises and we walk you through the process of finding the perfect franchise for you. Our services are always free and we commit ourselves to helping you find your better tomorrow. If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds and it really makes a difference in getting our message out to more people who can use it. Sign up for our email newsletter at FranCoach.net Interested in sponsoring the podcast? Contact us at info@francoach.net Follow FranCoach: Twitter: twitter.com/FranCoach4U Facebook: facebook.com/francoach4u/ YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UC1GtG

October is DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH and WOMEN OWNED SMALL BUSINESS MONTH. My friend, Attorney Bree Sullivan Howell and I have collaborated together to highlight these two worthy causes for women. We are joined by 3 survivors who graciously and fearlessly share their stories, including Kris Hendricks. Then we are so fortunate to hear encouraging words and advice from the powerhouse advocate for women, Jennifer Allwood. It is my hope and prayer that you will listen and be moved to learn more and get involved. Where to Find: Jennifer Allwood Website: Jennifer Allwood Instagram: Jennifer Allwood Book: Fear Is Not the Boss of You Kris Hendricks Instagram: Redemption Coaching and Consulting Bree Sullivan Howell Website: The Sullivan Firm Instagram: Bree Sullivan Howell Angie Avard Turner Website: Angie Avard Turner Law Instagram: Angie Avard Turner Law Please donate to your local women's shelter. You can donate funds or other personal items. All donations are needed and welcome. Donating locally allows you to have the most impact in  your community.  Additional Resources: NNEDV: Women's Law.org SBA: Small Business Administration

  Scott DeBoer, Vice President - Commercial Lending of Arvest Bank, joins Dennis today to discuss the business environment in Hot Springs and Hot Springs Village. Scott also helps us learn how to have a relationship with your banker. Today's conversation includes start-up businesses, Airbnb (short-term rental business), commercial loans, and SBA (Small Business Administration) loans. The key is to establish a personal relationship with your banker ahead of your needs. Call Scott today for your commercial needs: (501) 321-8460   • Join Our Free Email Newsletter • Subscribe To The Podcast Anyway You Want • Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel (click that bell icon, too) • Join Our Facebook Group • Tell Your Friends About Our Show • Support Our Sponsors 

Chris Hurn   Grow Your Business Grow Your Wealth with Gary Heldt Episode 109 Chris Hurn Chris Hurn is the founder and CEO of Fountainhead and has more than 23 years of leadership experience in the commercial lending industry, specifically with SBA loan programs. Hurn and his team have collectively closed over $28.81 billion worth of projects (including many for fellow YPOers), making them one of the most experienced teams in commercial lending to owners of small-to-midsized businesses.   Listen to this informative Grow Your Business Grow Your Wealth episode with Chris Hurn about SBA - Small Business Administration loans, business acquisitions, business and debt refinances, capital loans, leasehold improvements, and more. Here is what to expect on this week's show: ●     Understanding the many loans offered by the SBA ●     The difference between Fountainhead and your banking institute. ●     Learn the benefit of an SBA loan compared to a bank loan. ●     The common mistakes that business owners make when looking for loans. ●     Discussion on starting a business or purchasing an existing business.   Connect with Guest: Chris Hurn Links Mentioned: https://www.fountainheadcc.com/ https://www.fountainheadcc.com/ ●    https://www.linkedin.com/company/fountainhead-commercial-capital/ ●    https://twitter.com/Fountainhead504 ●    https://www.instagram.com/fountainhead504/ ●    https://www.facebook.com/Fountainhead504/ ●    https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrishurn/   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Despite thinking, when she was younger, that she would never end up staying in her hometown of Allegan, Michigan, Landria Johnson now runs her very popular headband company, The Sassy Olive, from her hometown. They're located downtown in a 12,000 sq foot historic building she owns, and where she now employs 22 additional people. In this episode, Landria talks about the challenges of starting a business without credit, self-teaching herself skills prior to the days where a tutorial on nearly anything can be found on the internet, pivoting during COVID, the pros and cons of life on social media, and what it means to “ruffle feathers” in a good way. Where you can find The Sassy Olive:- Website: https://www.thesassyolive.online- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesassyolive/- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesassyolive/- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thesassyolive/about/- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesassyolive- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCybq70jNujxmahnBW8LzOJw- Twitter: https://twitter.com/SassyOliveMI- Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thesassyoliveshop/- Physical location: 125 Locust Street, Allegan, MichiganTo order headbands and receive 10% off, use coupon code PEOPLE10Mentions from the show:- Free masks during COVID: https://www.wzzm13.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/allegan-business-donating-homemade-masks-to-healthcare-workers-fighting-covid-19/69-c190c052-76ab-4ccc-8b60-5172f67f2ff9- Sonographers Do It In the Dark Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/435557480891958- SBA (Small Business Administration): https://www.sba.govStay in touch with People, Place, & Purpose on Instagram and stay tuned for a new episode every Monday!Links may be affiliate links, which means we would get a commission if you decide to make a purchase through our links, at no cost to you.

Welcome to an episode with Judi Hays. Judi is a sought-after LinkedIn expert for turning underperforming LinkedIn profiles into prospect-attracting powerhouses. She helps business executives identify their audience and elevate their LinkedIn profiles and personal brands. Watch this episode on YouTube. In this expert session, Judi speaks about the best ways to present and elevate your personal brand through LinkedIn. She shares how to nurture connections, build networks, and grow your business exponentially. Judi conducted an in-depth live LinkedIn profile check to show how to better utilize LinkedIn. Throughout the session, we are expected to learn: How to use your personal LinkedIn profile to grow your business The most common mistakes that you must avoid on LinkedIn that are costing you business and your reputation  How to upgrade your LinkedIn profile and set a stage for how you want to be perceived The difference between a resume-style LinkedIn profile and a resource-style LinkedIn profile How to nurture your connections and grow your network How to leverage company pages on LinkedIn How to use LinkedIn beyond the obvious How to build a routine on LinkedIn Bonus hacks and tips to master LinkedIn Judi consults with businesses in 30 different industries, all selling high-ticket products and services in high-trust selling environments. She guides them on building authority, credibility, and trust, which ultimately leads to increased revenue. As a Forbes contributor and author of Elevate, Expand, Engage, a Refreshingly Different Approach to Winning on LinkedIn, Judi's proprietary methods are shared through workshops, trade industry associations, seminars, consulting, and white glove “done-for-you” services for her clients. She is a frequent podcast guest and speaker. She has presented training and seminars for Forbes Business Council, FENG (Financial Executive Network Group), CoreNet (Commercial Real Estate Network), Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce, NWBC (National Women's Business Council), NAWBO (National Association of Women Business Owners), SBA (Small Business Administration), SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives), NAPO (National Association of Professional Organizers), and Baruch College. Get Judi's book here: Elevate, Expand, Engage - A Refreshingly Different Approach to Winning on LinkedIn: Elevate Your Brand, Expand Your Network, and Engage Your Most Powerful Relationships. Judi Hays. https://amzn.to/3ATtPeN Grab a free chapter of Judi's book here.

Useful tips and info on SBA - Small Business Administration...tonight on Let's Talk Business with Sonny Vinuya featuring Saul Ramos, the Deputy District Director for the SBA in Nevada.#LetsTalkBusiness #SBA #smallbusinessadministration #LVACC #lasvegasasianchamberofcommerce #PHLVRADIO #filamradiolasvegas #SonnyVinuya #SaulRamos

The SBDC (Small Business Development Centers) is a tremendous source of information and assistance for your small business. With most all services provided at no cost, this department of the SBA (Small Business Administration) has offices in all fifty states. Our guest for the March 2022 program is Tee Rowe, president of America's SBDC and Greg Tucker, director of the Missouri SBDC. During the program our guests explain how you can get an advisor for your business and the many live events and webinars available to your business. Whether you have an opportunity before your small business, or your small business is facing challenges, our guests explain how this is an excellent time for you to connect with the SBDC office in your state.

You need money to start a business. But as a small business owner, you only have so much funding to get started. This is where small business loans come in, and our latest episode, we go over what you need to know about getting a loan from the Small Business Administration with Mike Arriola.Arriola originally started as the SBA officer for the Asheville area and eventually became the District Director for the entire state of North Carolina. Today, he oversees the SBA operations for over 900,000 small businesses throughout the state.In this episode, we go over what exactly an SBA loan is, specifically the 7(a) guaranty process, why lenders decide to offer these loans, and why you should consider getting one of these loans if you're trying to get your small business off the ground. We also go over some of the other tools and resources the SBA has for small business owners on top of their loan programs.The SBA has resources that can help small business owners at any phase of their business' lifecycle. Give this episode a listen if you're thinking of or currently involved in starting a small business, and make sure to check back soon to see when our next episode goes live.  

Conversamos con Ramón Juncosa representante asociado del SBA (Small Business Administration) sobre las posibilidades de financiamiento para las pequeñas empresas.

Show notes· 01:40 –Heather talks about her how she came across and embraced the search model and its community · 04:19 –Heather talks about how the SBA (Small Business Administration) helps the search community in the U.S.· 07:42 – Pete and Heather talk about the capabilities and coachability of the searcher have an impact on his/her success· 12:05- Pete and Heather talk about the structure for bigger banks to lend to smaller businesses and its ability to invest on the search model· 17:10-Pete and Heather talk about the process of communication after having debt on a bank, what is in the U.S. market and how it is different from the Australian market and the future of Banks involvement search fund businesses? Learn more about Search Fund and entrepreneurship through acquisition and connect with Pete and Heather:Pete Seligman: LinkedIn Heather Endresen: LinkedIn

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NOTAS: Cuando sientes que estas en una zona cómoda de tu vida y que no conoces cuál es tu próximo proyecto o meta recurre a buscar algo que rete tu intelecto, sumérgete en la lectura, busca clases que aportan a tu pasión y sobre todo crece en esa área que siempre soñaste conocer y ser un experto.  Esta es mi filosofía de vida y te garantizo, nunca perderás la esperanza de ir mas alla de lo que tu misma podías imaginar. Aquí algunos enlaces para tu referencia: FIEP- Feria Internacional de Equipos Posgrados - https://www.fiep.es/ SBA- Small Business Administration - https://www.sba.gov/learning-center Licencias de negocios – licenciasdenegocios.com Cursos gratuitos en universidades e instituciones reconocidas: Conceptos Básicos de reportes financieros e Invenciones y Patentes - MIT Planes de negocios y Financiamientos para pequeñas empresas - SBA Teoría de juegos y Pensamiento estratégico - Yale Derecho Contractual y Emprendimiento en economías emergentes - Harvard Fondos de inversión - Universidad de Stanford Déjame tus comentarios y suscríbete dejando las estrellitas dentro de este tu PODCAST, Mundo Corporativo, Perspectiva Femenina Yo soy Ydalmis – tu nueva amiga corporativa, empresaria y tu coach de negocios. ¡MUA! ¡MUA! Lindo LUNES… Por aquí me puedes contactar, ¡sígueme! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leading.life.by.yc/?hl=en Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/LEADINGLIFEbyYC/ Website: www.ydalmiscarrasco.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ydalmiscarrasco https://www.linkedin.com/company/70268915/admin/ Amazon Book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1642794600 30 minutos conmigo: https://leadinglifeyc.lpages.co/free-consultation/    

We were very pleased to have David Hyland with SCORE Orlando on Episode 7 of the Check Your Six - CY6 podcast. David is one of the people that make www.orlando.score.org such a great success. SCORE is a tremendous resource in Central Florida for small business owners in not only helping to develop a business plan but also providing advice from mentors and other business leaders. SCORE is a nonprofit association supported by the SBA(Small Business Administration) and the tireless contributions of more than 12,000 volunteers nationwide that allow them to deliver their services at no charge or at a very low cost. David shares some of his expertise on why you need this resource if you are a new business owner or an existing business owner that is looking to step up your game!!

En este episodio tenemos un super invitado de honor, un invitado MUY ESPECIAL, Mike Michalowicz autor Best Seller especialista en PYMES quien nos estará platicando de su nuevo y revolucionario libro Fix This Next. Mike es un autor único y peculiar, de entrada, porque él mismo ha sido un emprendedor toda su vida pero además tiene la capacidad de desarrollar metodologías prácticas y muy poderosas para ayudar a emprendedores y PYMEs a ser exitosos. Ha escrito libros como The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur, The Pumpkin Plan, Profit First, Surge, Clock Works. Fue ganador del premio del SBA (Small Business Administration) como emprendedor del año cuando tenía 26 años. Vendió sus primeras 2 empresas la 2a a una de las 500 empresas más grandes de EUA. La revista BusinessWeek nombró al libro de Mike como un "libro que todos los emprendedores y dueños de PYME deberían de leer". Fué el anfitrión en un programa de la MSNBC llamado "Business Makeovers". Ha escrito para publicaciones como The Wall Street Journal, revista Entrerpreneur, entre otras. Los libros de Mike han sido traducidos a más de 10 idiomas. Ha dado conferencias en más de 10 países del mundo y en universidades, organizaciones de emprendedores, etc. etc. Si te está gustando el podcast te pido tu apoyo para suscribirte y dejar un buen review de (5 estrellitas), servirían mucho para que más emprendedores dueños de PYME como tú puedan tener acceso. Sígueme en redes sociales para que me hagas tus comentarios sobre los episodios ¿qué te gustó?, ¿qué no te gustó?, ¿qué te llamó la atención?, para seguir ayudándote y seguir mejorando el podcast.  INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/elemprendedorespiritual/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/elemprendedorespiritual/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/elemprendedore1 Te comparto además el link que mencionamos en el episodio de nuestro patrocinador helpi COACHING para que puedas bajar la guía especializada en PYMEs donde citamos estos principios que platico y ¡mucho más!: www.helpicoaching.com/podcast/emprendedorespiritual Un abrazo.

Jackie and Monica discuss the latest with the SBA (Small Business Administration) and PPP (Paycheck Protection Program) loans and how to navigate the different phases.

Claudia Shah es un orgullo hispano ayudando a empresarios Latinos en el Sur de California. Conversamos con ella en este episodio de Dale! Cuéntame en donde continuamos creando la Red de Empoderamiento Económico de los Hispanos. Claudia nos habló de los recursos gratis que todas las agencias del SBA (Small Business Administration) en EEUU ofrecen a dueños de pequeños negocios. Fue muy interesante descubrir el lugar en donde nació y también el lugar en donde creció Claudia y las similitudes entre esas diferentes culturas. Escuchen este episodio en donde continuamos mostrando el orgullo y el poder que tenemos los Latinos.

Small business is the backbone of the United States. Without ambitious entrepreneurs starting small businesses, the economy would take a huge hit.At some point, for many business owners, there comes a time when someone offers to buy the business.But, where do these people find the funding to buy a business?On today's episode, Jason and Ron from Websiteclosers.com, talk with expert Stephen Speer – the founder of eCommerce Lending Inc. – about SBA loans, how buyers acquire them, and what myths and misconceptions there are around SBA loans.[01:15] What is an SBA loan?SBA – Small Business Administration – is a department within the Federal Government;The Federal Government, through SBA, offers 75% of the loan, to banks that lend money to small businesses;There are several types of SBA loans, but the only one available for business acquisitions is called, “The 7(a) Loan”, which comes with a specific set of rules;It could be one business or 50 businesses – you're allowed up to $5 million balance of SBA loans.[02:50] The advantages of the SBA process:For a seller, the SBA process is really important because they can get 85-90% of the entire deal in cash at closing;The buyer gets an entire decade to pay back a loan, through the cash flow of a business;The interest rates for SBA loans are reasonable and much lower than what you might see if you're trying to get a commercial or a personal loan;There's a lot larger buyer pool that can afford to get into an SBA loan because the down payment is so low.[05:37] Who are SBA loans built for?They're built for small business owners and in the business acquisition world, they're built for buyers of businesses;Loans up to $5 million pretty much cover any need for any small business owner –for example, real estate loans, business acquisition loans, equipment loans, etc.[06:22] What sets eCommerce Lending apart from other sources?They're not a bank, meaning they're not lending their own money;They are facilitating transactions with their lending partners;They put together the structure of the deal and work from start to finish with their buyers;Their value is their expertise and the fact that they are very flexible. For example, if a lending partner doesn't like a deal, they're able to switch gears without restarting the process, and offer it to another one of their lending partners very quickly;They collect every bit of documentation required and ask as many questions as possible before the loan goes into underwriting;If there are weaknesses in the deal, they address them up front, because the underwriter is going to ask the same questions.[09:25] A piece of advice from Stephen to anyone interested in buying a business with an SBA loan:It's imperative for any buyer out there, to get pre-qualified before beginning their search. At eCommerce Lending, they offer their time, free of charge, to speak with buyers.Resources:websiteclosers.comeCommerce Lending Inc. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam Andrzekewski of OpentheBooks.com shows how the SBA (Small Business Administration) is becoming the Big Business Admin or the Swamp Business Administration. They're making billions in loans to Beverly Hills billionaires and country clubs. They're financing high end jewelry stores that sell rolexes to the wealthy. For some reason, this seems like a perversion of the SBA's role to help small businesses get financed and grow. And the default rate is through the roof.This can't continue on.  

Adam Andrzekewski of OpentheBooks.com shows how the SBA (Small Business Administration) is becoming the Big Business Admin or the Swamp Business Administration. They're making billions in loans to Beverly Hills billionaires and country clubs. They're financing high end jewelry stores that sell rolexes to the wealthy. For some reason, this seems like a perversion of the SBA's role to help small businesses get financed and grow. And the default rate is through the roof.This can't continue on.  

Inventor Brian Fried is an author, radio host and consultant with many successful inventions reaching mass retail markets. He is the author of Inventing Secrets Revealed, You & Your Big Ideas and Invention Playbook for Inventors with Big Ideas. He has been featured in respected media outlets including the New York Times; Inc. Magazine; Newsday; Inventors Digest; CBS News; the Food Network; and WPIX11. Brian’s inventions are currently marketed through As Seen On TV, home shopping channels, catalogs and online retailers through licensing and manufacturing agreements. As the host of Got Invention Radio, he has interviewed over 150 high profile guests, including Lori Greiner of ABC's Shark Tank and representatives from the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. He is the Founder and President of Long Island Inventors & Entrepreneurs Club representing Nassau and Suffolk counties through the SBDC (Small Business Development Center), a division of the SBA (Small Business Administration).   Brian Fried has served as a trusted mentor to inventors including celebrities for over 15 years. Through his Inventor Smart consultancy, he offers one-on-one support at all stages of the invention process. Brian provides feedback, product development, licensing representation and turnkey solutions to make invention ideas a reality. He is considered an authority and advocate for inventors within the invention community, and he is invited as a guest speaker on innovation and invention topics at major trade shows, government agencies, schools and libraries across the nation. He recently received the Innovator of the Year Award on Long Island and several Proclamations for his contribution to the encouragement of innovation in the region from the County Executive.

In this first episode in a series about exiting your business, Dennis Zink talks with Mark Dunlop, Vice President with BankUnited, and attorney Ken Chapman, partner with Bowman, George, Scheb, Kimbrough, Koach & Chapman, P.A. about exit strategies.  You'll learn: The six most common exit options The best time to plan for selling your business Key considerations to include in your planning How to increase the value of your business SBA (Small Business Administration) loan guaranties The need (or not) for audited financial statements How to make your business more desirable The importance of cash flow If you own a business, at some point you will want to sell it, pass it on to others, or otherwise exit it while gaining the most value for it.  Listen to this series of podcasts and learn how to do it right!

Dr. Deborah Ferber teaches courses on entrepreneurship as a member of Brandman University's School of Business and Professional Studies faculty. She is also an entrepreneur, an investor through Tech Coast Angels and a valued source of help for students at Brandman and other universities. Earlier episodes of Brandman Speaks can be found at brandmannews.org/podcast or on iTunes. Transcript Welcome to Brandman Speaks. I’m Cindy O’Dell, communications manager at Brandman University. Today I’m speaking with Dr. Deborah Ferber. Dr. Deb, as she likes to be called, is an assistant professor of Business and Organizational Leadership in the School of Business and Professional Studies with experience in international business as well as in building and teaching business courses. In your Brandman bio, you call yourself an entrepreneur and intrepreneur. Tell me what you mean by both of those terms. Dr. Deborah Ferber: Well this is great, we have a radio show at Brandman University. This is wonderful. The difference between an entrepreneur and intrepreneur. The intrepreneur is the individual who is very innovative in an internal environment, such as an organizational structure. An example would be Art Frye from 3M who invented the Post It Note. And the entrepreneur which everyone is very familiar with is the risk-takers who go out and forge their own way to start their own endeavors. You’re going to be talking to the Young Professionals Leadership Summit on Oct. 30 in Irvine about thinking like an entrepreneur. What does it mean to think like an entrepreneur? Ferber: I think we learned some very valuable lessons with this last economic downturn we just had and that is we constantly have to reinvent ourselves and we see that with our students here at Brandman University. We have professionals who are already business leaders but they’re constantly building their skill sets. So the presentation is really geared toward telling people that they need to reinvent themselves and be entrepreneurial in their own business environment or go out and forge their own way by starting their own organization. You help Brandman students and others prepare for presentations with Tech Coast Angels. Tell me about your relationship with Tech Coast Angels. Ferber: Oh my goodness, they’re the most wonderful group. So they’re truly the catalyst for the economy. They’re what we refer to as the 1 percent that really gives back to the economy. They invest, not just in the stock market by buying mutual funds, but they actually go out an invest in companies and build ideas and organizations so we can hire people. I’m happy to say that last year we did about $36 million in funding and we hope to double that again this year. And your role? You’re on the board? Ferber: I’m also an investor in Tech Coast Angels, so I also invest in companies and I just did one recently, one of the Chapman Alumni groups I hope we’ll talk about and then I also review business plans and bring in companies that I think might be a good investment and a great way to grow the Orange County economy. I know you help students. You mentioned Chapman students and I think you’ve helped Brandman students as well. How do you prepare them for a meeting with potential investors? Ferber: At Brandman, I’m really pleased, I’m teaching several entrepreneurial courses so students are already targeting me and looking to take courses with me to build a business plan. And then I would say out of every 20 business plans, we filter them down to ones that are really looking for funding and then I do the introductions and sometimes that can be anything from an SBA (Small Business Administration) loan to a microloan. And then the TCA (Tech Coast Angels) is usually up to a minimum of a half a million dollars, so we see a lot of small business owners, especially here at Brandman, first looking for the micro and then pursuing the TCA loan.

How to Find Funding  for Entrepreneurial Ventures  Critical Mass Radio Speaker Series with Brandman University Tuesday, June 23rd, 2015 from 5:30pm-7:30pm Meet the Panel hosted by Richard Franzi Michael Sawitz, FastStart.studio Founder Michael Sawitz is a serial entrepreneur; keynote speaker; adjunct professor at Cal State Fullerton; and founder of FastStart.studio, a mixed use business incubator in Irvine. He has held founder of C-level positions for over forty years in the apparel industry, equipment distribution, and retail arenas. Michael's work has been published nationally, and he's appeared on several print and radio talk shows. His charity work includes: President of the National Alliance of Ship Centers, Board of Directors for the Tech Coast Venture Network, The Center of Entrepreneurship for Cal State Fullerton, Professional Mentors Advisors & Coaches, and Charter Member of TiE, the World's Largest Entrepreneurial Education Organization. Monica Shukla, Brandman University Associate Dean for Curriculum, Assurance of Learning & Tutorial Faculty Affairs Monica Shukla is a full time faculty member in Brandman's School of Business and Professional Studies. Previously, she worked with Chapman University's Student Affairs Department and University Advancement as the Alumni Networks & Outreach Manager. In addition to her experience in higher education, Monica has also worked in the fields of human resources, special events management, and business operations with companies including Capital Group Companies; M S International, Inc.; and the Disneyland Resort. She has been published in the Journal of Business Case Studies and received a Best Paper Award Certificate at the Association for Global Business Conference. On top of everything, Monica is also a Brandman U alum, on the founding Board of Directors for the Brandman University Alumni Association. Dr. Shan Steinmark, Chapman University Director of Chapman University's Leatherby Center; Angel Investor Dr. Shan Steinmark is an Angel investor, board advisor, the Director of Chapman University's Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship & Business Ethics; and Clinical Assistant Professor for the Argyros (Ar-jew-us) School of Business & Economics. With experience as a clinician, researcher, serial entrepreneur & Tech Coast Angel, he has a rich and diverse history dating back 40 years.  This panelist co-founded several companies including Strategic Transitions Research; Team One-Ten-One Hundred LLC; and Eye on Business Institute.   Chapman University appointed Dr. Steinmark as the director for the Leatherby Center in 2015.  Before that, he served as a lead mentor with the center of Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics for two years. In addition to leading Leatherby, he works closely with Gene Alexander, the director of Chapman's LaunchLab Incubator.  Launch Labs house approximately 30 student entrepreneur teams who develop start-up businesses. Dr. Steinmark continues his role as host of a regular cable television segment called Eye on Business Innovation, dedicated to educating the Southern California community, often including leaders and entrepreneurs from Chapman. Bill Waldo, Tech Coast Angels Investor, Membership Chairman, Board Representative, & Co-screening Director Bill Waldo has been asked to serve on several national industry advisory boards and spent several years as president of MarketTech, a national industry share group. In 2006, he completed the sale of his company, Supreme Foodservice Sales, and went on to become more involved in his local community. That year, he also became an investor, membership chairman, board representative, and co-screening director for Tech Coast Angels. In addition, Bill is an investor and membership chairman for Keiretsu Forum. This panelist currently serves as a consultant for the SBA (Small Business Administration) and offers his expertise to start-up ventures through the TriTech Small Business Development Center in Irvine. Bill owns Vantages, a consulting firm specializing in emerging growth companies. Through Vantages, he enjoys a rewarding and worthwhile relationship with small companies that show promise.