May 31, 2025 - 09:09
HELENA, MT – The Native American Collateral Support Program (NACS) is playing a crucial role in helping Indigenous-owned businesses in Montana by providing access to capital. This initiative aims to bridge the financial gap that many Native American entrepreneurs face, enabling them to secure funding for their ventures.
By offering collateral support, the program allows businesses to leverage their assets, making them more attractive to lenders. This assistance is particularly vital in a landscape where traditional financing options may be limited for Indigenous entrepreneurs. The program not only enhances the financial stability of these businesses but also fosters economic development within Indigenous communities.
As a result, the NACS is contributing to the growth of a vibrant Indigenous business ecosystem in Montana. Entrepreneurs are empowered to pursue their dreams, create jobs, and stimulate local economies. The positive ripple effects of this program are expected to enhance the overall socio-economic well-being of Indigenous populations in the region.
June 2, 2025 - 02:15
Leadership Change at Twin Cities Habitat for HumanityTwin Cities Habitat for Humanity, a prominent advocate for affordable housing based in St. Paul, has announced the appointment of Catherine Penkert as its new chief of staff. Penkert brings a...
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CEO of Atlanta Home Builder Faces Felony Charges Over Allegations of MisappropriationThe CEO of a prominent Atlanta-based home building company is back in court, facing serious felony charges stemming from alleged misconduct in business practices. Clients of the high-end builder...
May 30, 2025 - 20:07
Local Business Owners Unite at Legacy Union TowerIn a vibrant display of community spirit, local business owners gathered at the Legacy Union Tower in Uptown for a special event celebrating entrepreneurship. This gathering showcased a variety of...
May 30, 2025 - 06:13
From Flea Market to Fashion Empire: A Family's Remarkable JourneyIn 1991, Berna Macías embarked on a journey that would transform her family`s life forever. Starting with a humble booth at a local flea market, she sold cowboy hats to support her six children....