At Executive Consulting, we specialize in helping businesses access the
funding they need to grow and thrive. Our team is committed to
securing the right capital for your goalswhile equipping you
with the knowledge and resources needed for
long-term success.
At Executive Consulting, we specialize in helping businesses access the funding they need to grow and thrive. Our team is committed to
securing the right capital for your goals while equipping you with the knowledge and resources needed for long-term success.
FUNDING INSIGHTS
Funding refers to the ability to leverage personal and business credit to obtain capital. In other words, it allows you to access the money you need without having to save it, earn it through extra work, or borrow from family and friends. Essentially, it’s the practice of using other people’s money (OPM) to grow your business or achieve financial goals.
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We meet with you during a consultation.
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We send over our contract to be signed
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We create a roadmap of financial financial institutions that best fit your business (syndication)
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We advise in credit optimization, business formation and structuring, and more
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We facilitate the funding funding process
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You get your capital from the banks and pay us with the funding you get.
Strategy for Continuous Capital 🔄
This approach is designed to create ongoing access to capital. It focuses on securing funding, deploying it into the business, and then strategically replenishing those resources to maintain strong financial positioning and repeated access to future opportunities.
Low Utilization is Essential 🔑
To keep the cycle active, maintaining low usage relative to available funds (ideally under 10%) is key. This demonstrates strong financial management and positions the business to qualify for higher limits and additional funding options over time.
Requires Strategic Structuring 💼
The foundation of this strategy is proper business setup and optimization. This includes correct entity formation (such as an LLC) and establishing the business as a standalone, low-risk entity in the eyes of financial institutions.

They see money as a tool for investment, not just for spending.

Skilled in operations but looking to leverage strategic funding to grow their business.

Using strategic capital solutions to expand and scale their ventures.
Businesses can access several types of funding, including:
- Bank financing: Traditional funding with fixed or variable repayment terms.
- SBA programs: Government-backed funding options designed to support small businesses.
- Lines of capital access: Flexible funding up to a pre-approved limit.
- Business grants: Non-repayable funds designated for specific purposes or industries.
- Venture capital & angel investors: Equity-based funding in exchange for ownership interest.
- Crowdfunding: Raising smaller contributions from a large audience through online platforms.
Qualification varies by funding type, but typically includes:
- A strong business plan and financial projections
- Demonstrated revenue or growth potential
- Operational history or industry experience
- Collateral (for secured funding options)
Commonly requested documents include:
- Business plan and executive summary
- Financial statements (profit & loss, balance sheet, cash flow)
- Tax returns (personal and business)
Bank statements
- Legal documents (business licenses, formation documents)
Approval timelines vary depending on the funding type:
- Bank financing: 2–6 weeks
- SBA programs: 4–12 weeks
- Lines of capital access: 1–3 weeks
- Venture capital: Several months, including pitching and due diligence
- Crowdfunding: Depends on campaign length and performance
Costs vary based on:
- Type of funding
- Business financial strength
- Market conditions
Rates and fees can range widely depending on structure and risk profile.
Yes, though newer businesses often face additional requirements, such as:
- A detailed business plan and financial projections
- Relevant industry experience
- Strong operational and management background
No. Grants are non-repayable, but they are highly competitive and usually have strict eligibility and usage guidelines.
- Loans and capital access programs: You retain full ownership.
- Equity-based funding: You may give up a percentage of ownership in exchange for capital.
The best option depends on your goals:
- Short-term cash flow: Flexible capital access or short-term funding
- Expansion or major purchases: Term financing or SBA-backed programs
- High-growth ventures: Venture capital or angel investment
- Specific initiatives or research: Grants
- Keep financial records accurate and up to date
- Maintain consistent revenue and cash flow
- Prepare a clear growth strategy
- Reduce existing financial obligations
- Demonstrate strong business management and planning

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