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We continue to pray for those families who have lost homes, cars and personal belongings in recent flood events. President Biden has approved Governor Kim Reynolds’ request for a Major Disaster Declaration, the governor’s office confirmed June 24th. The declaration authorizes the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to provide assistance. Click here for important flood relief resources and information.
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You deserve the opportunity to turn your passion and hard work into a successful business. That’s why we’re dedicated to providing small business loans and services to entrepreneurial women just like you.
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Check out Northwest Bank’s blog, Biz Buzz, for small business success stories and a wealth of ideas for growing your company.
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We wanted to learn more and share about what drives these local business owners' entrepreneurial spirit. In our Q&A session, we asked 5 successful women business owners about their journey to opening their business and how they have evolved as leaders over the years.
MEGAN PHELAN BIG ACAI BOWLS OKOBOJI
Her passion and our business expertise got Megan Phelan on the road to owning her very own Big Acai Bowls food truck. Read Part 1 of our series on successful women led businesses today.
Read: Women in Business: Big Acai Bowls-Okoboji
CHRIS FERRY THEODORE'S ACADEMY SIOUX CITY
Accomplished businesswoman Chris Ferry was ready to evolve as a leader. Learn how she made it happen in Part 2 of our series about successful woman business owners.
Read: Women in Business: Theodore's Academy & Preschool
KARLA KOPSAS K&K MASONRY SPIRIT LAKE
More than 25 years ago, Karla Kopsas’s father asked her to go to work with him. Today, she is the sole owner of K&K Masonry. Learn about what motivated her to follow in her father’s footsteps.
Read: Women in Business: K & K Masonry
AMY GREENBERG GREENBERG JEWELERS SIOUX CITY
As a savvy businesswoman, Amy Greenberg taps into her professional network to help Greenberg Jewelers succeed. Learn more about her motivations and her approach to leadership in this Q&A session.
Read: Women in Business: Greenberg Jewelers
JEN FERRELL YESTERDAYS ARNOLDS PARK
Jen Ferrell worked as a busser at age 14 and has climbed the ladder to restaurant ownership. Learn how she navigated the path to owning her own business with help from one of our commercial bankers.
Read: Women in Business: Yesterdays
Are you ready to take that big step into business ownership? We can help you make sure you have financing and business accounts in place to get your where you want to be. To learn how else we can help, connect with a business banker at Northwest Bank.
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Leasing through Northwest Bank comes with real advantages. We get to know you and your business. We will work to have an established and trusted relationship, and to understand your objectives. Unlike traditional leasing companies, we never charge termination or prepayment penalties should you need flexibility during the term of your lease. Coordinating all your banking and equipment financing activity with one bank is convenient, saving you time. We offer:
Talk with a business banker to find out how we can meet your leasing needs.
You have to find a good financial institution that you can trust. It should be a bank that you know you can have a long relationship with so that they understand your business and the plan you have.
Small business banking services to help you get started:
Whether you’re building your business from the ground up, or taking over an established business, we have the connections and resources to help make your business ownership dreams come true.
Our new Biz Buzz blog is focused on helping you grow your business. Learn from the success stories of others and to get useful ideas and information that could help your business grow.
Tuesday, July 2, 2024
Take your small business to the next level with financing options, resources and mentorship opportunities as a woman entrepreneur. Learn more.
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