Becoming Bankable - Understanding Credit Session #4
Becoming Bankable is a financial education program that teach small business owners how to manage their business by the numbers, manage their credit, and Become More Bankable.
If you own a business and would like to better understand your business’s financials (numbers), and how to build personal and business credit Becoming Bankable is for you.
This is a Cohort program and participants were selected in October of 2023. If you are interested in future Becoming Bankable programs please get on the waiting list at UBIZ.BIZ. Look at the programs tab and then scroll down to Becoming Bankable waiting list.
Becoming Bankable equips minority business owners with the tools and core competencies to become financially literate in understanding credit and the common financial books and records to run their business by the numbers and be well-positioned to obtain funding. Becoming Bankable's mission is to focuses on building racial economic equity by providing access to financial education, professional services, and software tools to underserved small minority businesses. This program series is open to start-ups (newly operating to 3 years), and existing businesses with cash flow. Participants will have access to a financial professional to set up their books and records on Zero (accounting software) and to provide basic training of how to create reports within ZERO. Also, participants will learn how credit works, and how to build good credit and receive credit repair plans if needed.
Speaker(s): Jo Madison, SBDC Sr. Business Advisor Michael Obi, VP of Economic Development, Urban League of Greater Cleveland Felicia Townsend Ivey CBA, SBDC Director,
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Fee: No Cost
