ACCION
Texas Reaches Out to Small Businesses
Microlender Making Loans in Small Texas
Towns
ACCION Texas is the largest microlender in the United States. With an active loan portfolio of $6 million, the nonprofit is reaching small businesses throughout the 262,000 square miles of Texas. In 2001, ACCION introduced the Out-of-Area Network to help connect with small businesses throughout Texas, including small towns and rural communities. Read more »
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News & Events
- More information about ACCION Texas is available
on their web site
.
- The Small Business Administration offers online
courses, including business development, financing and e-commerce. Read more

- The U.S. Department of Commerce Minority Business
Development Agency provides a number of resources to minority-owned
businesses, including general information on accessing capital and
financing. Read more

- The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's publication, The
Credit Process: A Guide for Small Business Owners, helps small business owners or entrepreneurs seeking outside financing for
the first time. The booklet highlights information prospective
borrowers need to know before they apply for a loan. Read more

- For information on women-owned businesses, visit WomanOwned.com
.
This site has information and resources for female entrepreneurs
who are interested in starting or have established a business.
- The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Community Development Office is hosting the Northern Louisiana Regional Affordable Housing
Workshop on November 7 in Shreveport. Read more

- The Enterprise Foundation Network Conference will
be held in Dallas Oct. 30–Nov. 2. The Foundation's 20th Anniversary Gala Dinner is set for Oct. 31. Read more

- The Federal Reserve System is sponsoring the conference "Banking
Opportunities in Indian Country" Nov. 18–20 in Scottsdale, Ariz. Read more

- The Federal Reserve System's biennial Community
Affairs research conference, to be held March 27–28, 2003, in Washington, D.C., will explore sustainable community development. Read more

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