New Equity in Action
New Equity Action Profiles provides detailed accounts of small businesses and real estate investors who are in or have completed the process of securing alternative financing for their businesses. These businesses utilize our proprietary online New Equity Locator to identify funding appropriate for their needs. Whether they are working with financial consultants, community organizations, or in-house staff to apply and compete for this funding, they all have lessons to share with you. Read their stories; learn from their triumphs and tribulations; and put your own financing strategies in motion.
Share your Story
New Equity Daily is looking to identify small businesses and real estate investors currently seeking alternative financing for start-up, expansion, relocation, etc. For those interested please email the following to info@newequitydaily.com:
- Project information, including two-paragraph summary of your business/real estate project.
- Financial information, including annual revenues for the last 3 years, total existing business loans, total budget and financing needs, and status of securing financing.
- Contact information, including email, street address, phone, and website address.
- Name and contact information of your accountant and/or financial consultant.
- Photo of your business logo, current business location(s), and/or future business site.
If selected, we will contact you to schedule an interview and profile you and your business in one or more of the New Equity Action Profiles blog posts.
My name is Chinwe Onyeagoro and I am the editor of New Equity Daily. Five years ago I started a small business called O-H Community Partners in Chicago and one of the lessons I’ve learned is it’s not enough to simply concentrate on producing a good product or providing quality service or offer the best price. There’s an extra component that is crucial to the survival and growth of our businesses: funding and financing whether we are starting up or trying to maintain our operations or planning to grow. Without adequate funding, small businesses like ours run the risk of stagnating, or even closing. Financing is out there. It’s available. It’s just harder to find.