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Capital Readiness Expansion Program - Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Capital Readiness Expansion Program The Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (AZHCC) proudly administers the Capital Readiness Program (AZHCC’s CRP). Our staff offers business development services and direct resources to all underserved entrepreneurs and all vulnerable business owners across the nation.
Our focus is on assisting clients across various forms of funding, including loans, grants, contracts, revenue from exporting, and other capital resources. Services are provided in English & Spanish, and include the following: One-On-One Coaching – Business Development Specialists work one-on-one to provide a thorough needs assessment and create realistic goals ensuring clients meet their business and financial targets.
eCommerce Services: We assist clients with adding their products to Amazon and other eCommerce platforms. All work, including taking/editing professional product pictures, are done in-house by staff at no cost to our clients.
In-Person Trainings & Webinars: Our Business Development Specialists are industry experts and will conduct in-person / Zoom trainings on various topics to assist business owners interested in applying for private sector, government, and Tribal contracting opportunities.
Money-Related Education Services: To provide our clients with the best opportunities for accessing capital resources, it is crucial for them to understand their credit status. Our program collaborates with a 3rd party contractor obtain a soft credit report, and an initial engagement (paid by the program).
Additional services may include credit review and assessment, credit repair, and credit recovery services, which are provided at a nominal fee by the contractor. Membership: Clients will receive a one-year basic complimentary membership to the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Click Here if you are located in Maricopa County.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Vulnerable business owners and entrepreneurs in Maricopa County, Arizona. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Capital Readiness Expansion Program (Powered by JPMorgan Chase) is funded by Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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