Small business owners looking to navigate the complex tangle of financial support can find solace in an upcoming event designed to shed light on the often elusive concept of capital access. The City of Tacoma has announced a collaboration with the Washington State Office of Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises (OMWBE), Business Impact Northwest and Tacoma Pierce County Chamber for an "Access to Capital" panel discussion and Q&A session. The event is scheduled for June 23, offering a broad spectrum of information, from loan readiness to understanding state and community financial programs.
The session, which is free of charge though registration is necessary, promises to provide attendees with tangible advice on how to bolster their financial standing, a vital component in ensuring the longevity and success of small businesses. According to information on the City of Tacoma's website, participants will view a panel discussion on navigating capital access challenges, gain real-world guidance on loan readiness and credit building, and receive an overview of available state and community financial programs. Additionally, there will be ample opportunity for direct engagement through a live Q&A session.
Anyone interested in attending is encouraged to register as soon as possible to secure a spot. The session will take place from 3 - 4:30 p.m. at the Tacoma Municipal Building (747 Market St., Room 243). Linda Cerna, point of contact for the event, is available for questions or requests at [email protected] or (253)453-9488, offering assistance to community members who may need information in alternative formats.
For small business owners, understanding and securing capital is often the make-or-break detail that can define their entrepreneurial future. Events like this panel discussion are crucial stepping stones that provide the necessary insight into an otherwise daunting field. As reported on the City of Tacoma's official website, "there is no cost to participate in this class," although registration is a must. Detailed information can be found and registration can be completed at makeittacoma.com/events. Marking your calendar for June 23 could very well be the first step toward financial stability and business growth in the complex world of small business ownership.
