Cazley Financing Solutions | Small Buisness Lender and Capital Provider. Questions? Contact Cazley Financing Solutions at 941-586-0441. Cazley Financing Solutions is a lending company for small businesses lacking the capital to grow. We offer a range of innovative financing solutions and working capital, as well as solutions for payroll, accounting, and merchant services.
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Economic Development Investment Fund (EDIF). Questions? Contact the Economic Development Investment Fund at 941-359-5915. EDIF is a non-profit lender based in Florida. The organization offers loan programs established to foster economic development, create jobs and stimulate growth and modernization of small businesses. EDIF's services also include accounting, payroll, and merchant services.
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Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at State College of Florida. Questions? Contact the Small Business Development Center at State College of Florida at (Lakewood Ranch 941-363-7000) or (Venice 941-408-1412). Let the Small Business Development Center at the State College of Florida, Manatee and Sarasota counties help you pursue your entrepreneurial dreams. Ready to start your own business or already have a company of your own? We can help you!
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Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at the University of South Florida (USF) | SBDC at USF | Small Business Development Center at USF | USF SBDC | USF Small Business Development Center. If you have questions, contact the Small Business Development Center at the University of South Florida at 813-905-5800. We provide business training and consulting in Tampa to help start-ups.
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State College of Florida | Small Business Development Center. If you have questions, contact the State College of Florida | Small Business Development Center at Lakewood Ranch at 941-363-7000 or at Venice at 941-408-1412. Let the Small Business Development Center at the State College of Florida, Manatee and Sarasota counties help you pursue your entrepreneurial dreams. Ready to start your own business or already have a company of your own? We can help you!
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The Florida Finance Network, an organization that unifies Florida’s economic development financing programs, is available throughout Florida to educate lenders, business owners, and economic development officials about financing programs available to small businesses. FFN builds awareness of state and federal small business and economic development financing programs available to Florida businesses.
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Florida First Capital Finance Corporation. Questions? Contact the Florida First Capital Finance Corporation at 850-681-3601. Florida First Capital Finance Corporation is the state’s largest non-profit certified development company that promotes economic development and job creation throughout Florida. FFCFC carries out its work through the administration of various government and private small business capital access programs.
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Florida Growth Fund | Investment Funding for Technology and Growth Companies. Questions? Contact the Florida Growth Fund at 954-745-2780. The Florida Growth Fund manages $250 million of capital dedicated to prudent investment in technology and growth related businesses with significant presence in the state of Florida.
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Florida Mezzanine Fund | Venture Capital Funding for Florida Businesses. Questions? Contact the Florida Mezzanine Fund at 407-648-5097. Florida Mezzanine Fund provides business owners access to mezzanine loans for privately held, mid-market growth companies.
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The Florida Opportunity Fund’s fund of funds program was created to realize significant long-term capital appreciation by identifying and investing in a diversified, high-quality portfolio of seed and early stage venture capital funds that target investment opportunities within Florida.
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Gulf Coast Business Finance | Loan Programs. Questions? Contact Gulf Coast Business Finance at 727-895-2504. GulfCoast Business Finance, Inc. is a non-profit corporation established in 1982, whose mission is to assist small businesses with access to capital. We work with the U.S. Small Business Administration, Community Reinvestment Fund, and private-sector lenders to provide long-term, fixed asset financing whose terms are oftentimes more attractive than conventional financing.
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New World Angels | Equity Capital Financing for Business. Questions? Contact the New World Angels at 561-620-8494. New World Angels is a group of private investors dedicated to providing equity capital to early-stage entrepreneurial companies in the state of Florida. New World Angels has chapters in South Florida and the Tampa Bay area and is typically a lead or co-investor in transactions totaling between $0.5 million and $2.5 million.
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Find an investor for your business with our online service, which connects you directly with investors, venture capitalists and business funds. You can either submit your proposal for free and pay after contact is made, or pay upfront and receive all the benefits of our Premium Services. If you have questions, contact our Gainesville, FL office today at 352-327-8002.
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Calling all Small Business Owners!! Do you want a financing option that will allow you to retain ownership in your business? This article outlines the various options available for businesses considering debt financing.
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This article provides small businesses with equity financing options. Equity financing requires that you sell an ownership interest in the business in exchange for capital. The most basic hurdle to equity financing is finding investors who are willing to buy into your business.
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EquityNet is a leading private capital and support network that offers patented business plan software and analysis tools for entrepreneurs to efficiently plan their business, raise start-up funding, and seek support. Angel investors, venture capitalists, government entities, business incubators, service providers, and other members of the entrepreneurial community use EquityNet to capitalize and support young, privately-held businesses. Contact EquityNet today at 479-442-3638.
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Today's investors and lenders of all kinds are tightening standards, requirements, and criteria by which they judge business plans, entrepreneurs, and who gets the money. This Inc.com article provides a great outline of funding sources.
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