The SBA and Congress are back to fighting about the $200 billion in Covid loans that may have gone bad.
Every growing business will experience times when employees who have been loyal and hard-working demonstrate that they may not have the skills to grow with the business.
Pushing your business to the next level often involves difficult choices. Do you know everything you need to know?
Getting capital to underserved entrepreneurs is a real issue, but the SBA and Congress don’t seem to have any idea how to deal with it.
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Like a lot of entrepreneurs, I find there are rarely enough hours in the day, but EO helped make me a more complete person. And I want to make time to help others have the same experience.
Broadening access to capital is a worthy goal. But it seems as if the current SBA administration is ignoring what can go wrong if you inject capital into businesses that aren't ready for it.
If you are one of your bank's biggest loans, you are too big for your bank. But you also want to be at a bank where your account matters.
With our business working, it’s tempting to double-down on what we already do well. But do we want to be a one-trick pony?
Can you Imagine what it will be like if consolidation takes the banking industry the way of the airline industry?
