Rende Progress Capital News Today

RJs Printing has been a beloved local business for nearly 30 years. In January, Kalamazoos Sean Hollins bought the shop from Ralph Jones, keeping the legacy of the only known Black-owned printing business in Southwest Michigan growing.

50 minority-owned businesses gathered at the Goei Center this evening

The “Colors of the Community” pop-up vendor event is scheduled for Thursday, May 18 at the Goei Center, 818 Butterworth St. SW, from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m..

West Michigan community leaders are coming together to support and advertise for minority-owned businesses. 

Along with over BIPOC vendors, this free event will include live music, a cash bar and food truck— even some interactive activities for the whole family!

A family- and Latinx-owned cold brew coffee business founded in Grand Rapids is gaining national momentum.

Rende Progress Capital made a new loan to a Walker-based vehicle detailing company.

Rende Progress Capital recently made a loan to the startup coffee business Last Mile Café.

Larry Brothers has gone through many ups and downs, and even after losing his biggest supporter, he's never given up on his dream.

A Holland man will open a restaurant that fulfills a longtime dream he shared with his late father.