Capital to Grow - Georgia Based Funding to Expand your Company

540 Powder Springs Street
Suite C-16
Marietta, GA 30064
info@capitaltogrow.com

Phone:
Fax:

(770) 974-8100
(404) 601-6119

Currently, there are commercial loan programs available to assist you with growing your company. Some of these conventional and unconventional programs are: Conventional Bank Loans, SBA Loans, Merchant Cash Advance, Accounts Receivable Financing, and Asset-Based Lending. We assist business owners on a daily basis obtain the funding needed to grow their companies.

Secured Financial Group, LLC (SFG) is a management consulting company that provides strategic planning, financial management, customer satisfaction/retention, and managerial coaching services to For Profit and Not For Profit companies. We achieve our goals and objectives by developing strategies that assist our clients with operating efficiently and effectively.

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Growing a company takes discipline, hard work, dedication, and perseverance. We help make business owners' days a little less stressful by providing them with the following assistance:

Management Consulting

- Client Focus:

- Banks

- Non-Profit Organizations

- For Profit Companies

- Services Provided:

- Financial Management

- Strategic Planning

- Customer Satisfaction/Retention

- Managerial/Employee Coaching

Outsourced Credit Underwriting

Tax Preparation & Bookkeeping

Commercial Lending

What method can I use to assess my company's performance?

There are many different methods that can be used to assess your company's performance or lack of performance. A common method that has been used for years is utilizing a SWOT Analysis. By developing a system of strategic questions, you will be able to enhance and develop your Strengths; manage and reduce your Weaknesses; uncover and seize your Opportunities; and recognize and avoid your Threats. In many cases, a SWOT Analysis is used to begin the process of creating or revising a company's strategic plan.

Additional methods can be used in conjunction with the SWOT Analysis; however, using the SWOT first should start you down the road to efficiency and effectiveness.