By Drew Tulchin March 15, 2011 Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs , Accounts Receivable Financing , agriculture , Alan Austin , barter , Barter Systems , Business Accelerator for Sustainable Entrepreneurship , capacity , capital , CEI Ventures , Clean Economy Network , Clean Technology Resource Center , cleantech , Coastal Enterprises , Collateral , Credit Score , Credit unions , Drew Tulchin , earth-friendly , EcoTuesday , energy , energy use , energy-efficient , environment , environmental technology , factoring , farm , finance , Finance New Mexico , fish , forest , forestry products , Georgia Green Loans , green banks , green building , Green Business , Green Chamber of Commerce , Green Drinks , green entrepreneur , Green for All , green lending , green start up , Itex , land conservation , Launchpad LA , lendingclub.com , loan repayment , MeetUps , micro-business , micro-lenders , microfinance , natural resource conservation , natural resources , Network for Business Innovation and Sustainability , New Mexico Bank & Trust , Nicole Cowing Woosley , One PacificCoast Bank , Opportunity Fund , organic farming , peer-to-peer loan networks , People's United Bank , permaculture , Permaculture Credit Union , pollution , prosper.com , Recipco , recycled goods , renewable energy , SCORE , Self-Help Credit Union , small business , Small Business Development Center , Smart Growth , Social Enterprise Associates , social investing , social loan networks , Socially Responsible Banking , socially responsible loans , socially responsible venture capital funds , specialty agriculture , Sustainable agriculture , sustainable communities , Sustainable Development Lending initiative , sustainable services , Terry Brunner , triple bottom line investing , USDA , Vermont Community Loan Fund , Virgin Money , waste
Drew Tulchin talks about how to finance green businesses in the U.S. in terms of capital options and sources. He gives step by step practical advice for green entrepreneurs and suggests various things that can be done to help obtain financing. Drew Tulchin talks about how to finance green businesses in the U.S. in terms of capital options and sources. He gives step by step practical advice for green entrepreneurs and suggests various things that can be done to help obtain financing.
By Tracey de Morsella September 2, 2009 Albuquerque , Boston , CAP mentor-protégé network , Capital Access Program , deal sourcing , Denver , emerging businesses , entrepreneurs , financial opportunities , financing partners , Green Business , green economy , green entrepreneurship educational center , Green for All , green products , inclusive , Los Angeles , Miami , Newark , non-profits , Oakland , Philadelphia , Pittsburgh , renewable energy , San Diego , San Jose , Seattle , small businesses , social capital , social enterprise , sustainable services , underserved communities
Earlier this month, Green for All established The Capital Access Program for small businesses and non-profits. The program is design to provide these organizations with the resources they need to to support, create and scale green jobs in our local communities.
