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Navigating women entrepreneurs through funding barriers - Vimarsana News

Navigating women entrepreneurs through funding barriers

Startups are booming in the U.S, and across the globe, and that surge is being led by women entrepreneurs. According to a 2022 study from the World Economic Forum, women started 49% of new businesses

Coffee Plus Capital: An event helping small businesses grow - Vimarsana News

Coffee Plus Capital: An event helping small businesses grow

According to Buffie Norby, business service specialist for Access Plus Capital, the biggest barrier for any business owner is funding.

Guest commentary: How small business owners can prepare for 2024 | Pacific Coast Business Times - Vimarsana News

Guest commentary: How small business owners can prepare for 2024 | Pacific Coast Business Times

By Kristi Alameda As 2023 comes to a close, it’s always a good time for business owners to use the final weeks of the year to reflect on the state of their business and the factors that matter most to their success. This is a great starting point to hit the ground running strong in

Access Plus Capital moving to historic Physicians Building, providing resources to small businesses - Vimarsana News

Access Plus Capital moving to historic Physicians Building, providing resources to small businesses

Over the past decade, the historic Physicians Building has been used for a variety of businesses, including doctors, attorneys and more.

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Access Plus Capital shares its new Downtown Fresno home - Vimarsana News

Access Plus Capital shares its new Downtown Fresno home

Access Plus Capital shared its new home at a Downtown Fresno press conference Tuesday. The nonprofit now owns the historic Physicians Building, allowing for added amenities to its 900 clients. The building, purchased for $1.4