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Eric Standlee
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- Houston, Texas
- United States
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Funding Emerging and Burgeoning Co.s Greenhousing Future Comm. Banks Loans
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Profile Information
- Country
- United States of America
- Hometown
- Houston, Texas
- Company name
- American Prudential Capital, Inc.
- Blog / website
- http://inhouston.ning.com/profile/EricStandlee
- Occupation (tick all that apply)
- Hacker, Entrepreneur, Funder, Other
- If dev/design what development / design skills do you specialise in?
- PHP, Python
- If you're a funder, what type of funding to you provide?
- $100k-$500k, $500k-$1m, >$1m
Financial Crisis -- You can do your part
Right now businesses are feeling the crunch from the financial crisis and the credit freeze.
We can help them get the funding they need.
You know alot of businesses and banks.
Can you think of any businesses that need access to short-term funding to make payroll or continue to grow?
Can you think of any banks that would like to greenhouse future commercial loan clients, generate 27-37% returns on lost business, reduce risk, keep and increase deposits?
I'd appreciate referrals.
We also have a program to pay you an on-going "annuity-like" fee for any banks or businesses you refer.
We help:
Businesses:
o get funding without giving up equity
o meet short-term needs with short-term cash
o fund growth beyond what current lines of credit can handle
o avoid loss of opportunity
Banks:
o "Greenhouse" future commercial banking clients
o 27-37% return on lost business
o keep and grow deposits
o reduce risk
o generate new non-fee revenue
o fund requests for line increases or new lines even during credit freezes and financial crisis
Thanks,
Eric
We can help them get the funding they need.
You know alot of businesses and banks.
Can you think of any businesses that need access to short-term funding to make payroll or continue to grow?
Can you think of any banks that would like to greenhouse future commercial loan clients, generate 27-37% returns on lost business, reduce risk, keep and increase deposits?
I'd appreciate referrals.
We also have a program to pay you an on-going "annuity-like" fee for any banks or businesses you refer.
We help:
Businesses:
o get funding without giving up equity
o meet short-term needs with short-term cash
o fund growth beyond what current lines of credit can handle
o avoid loss of opportunity
Banks:
o "Greenhouse" future commercial banking clients
o 27-37% return on lost business
o keep and grow deposits
o reduce risk
o generate new non-fee revenue
o fund requests for line increases or new lines even during credit freezes and financial crisis
Thanks,
Eric
Eric Standlee's Blog
The Self-Sustaining Business Model
When an entrepreneur sets out to start a new business the main focus is usually the product or service to be provided. After all that is where our passion lies. As entrepreneurs, we believe in our products and services. We believe essentially in our ability to make a difference; to make things better.
Eventually, however, the focus turns to money. To make things better is going to take money. The old adage that, “it takes money to make money,” is usually true. The question is, “whose… Continue
Eventually, however, the focus turns to money. To make things better is going to take money. The old adage that, “it takes money to make money,” is usually true. The question is, “whose… Continue
Posted on October 20, 2008 at 3:21am
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