What We Do
At The Capital Strategies Company we specialize in two areas. First, we raise capital for small businesses and nonprofit organizations. Secondly, we conduct economic impact analyses for small businesses and nonprofit organizations.
Raising Capital
We raise capital for our clients. Our specialties are:
1. Providing funding for working capital,
2. Providing funding for lines of credit
3. Providing funding for mortgages for corporate purposes
Economic Impact Analysis
Most small business owners and nonprofit executives know that their businesses and organizations are important to their communities. What they often don’t know is exactly how important they are. An economic impact analysis provides four critical benefits.
1. An economic impact analysis quantifies your economic impact, thereby allowing you to speak and communicate with a greater degree of precision your business or organization’s importance.
2. An economic impact analysis quantifies the impact and importance of your business or organization for your neighbors, elected officials, customers, clients and people served.
3. For nonprofit organizations, an economic impact analysis demonstrates to every public and private sector funding source that a grant to your organization is truly an investment in your community and society. It is estimated that less than .5% of grant applications integrate findings from an economic impact analysis. Incorporating results from an economic impact analysis will distinguish and strengthen your grant applications.
4. For small businesses, an economic impact analysis demonstrates to every bank, lender or potential equity partner that funding your organization truly provides more than just a financial return on investment, it is truly an investment in your community and society. It is estimated that fewer than 1% of loan applications and equity proposals incorporate results from an economic impact analysis. Incorporating findings from an economic impact analysis will distinguish and strengthen your loan applications and equity proposals.