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The Garrington Lending Perspective – Volume 3: Getting to Know Garrington
A short history of how we grew up in the world of working Capital and kept our personality. We did not set out to become...
The Garrington Lending Perspective – Volume 2: The Advantage of Optionality
Why We Built a Multi-Vertical Lending Platform If you missed last week’s post, you can catch it here. Today, we’re...
The Garrington Lending Perspective – Volume 2
The Advantage of Optionality: Why We Built a Multi-Vertical Lending Platform By Tammy Kemp, President, Chief Credit...
The Garrington Lending Perspective – Volume 1
Strong lending relationships start with transparency. The Garrington Lending Perspective is our way of opening the door to how...
Need Financing? Start Here
We’re not shy about what we do. We fund entrepreneurs, business owners, and those seeking non-traditional financing with...
Working Capital 101
Understanding Working Capital Loans Depending on your background, your experience, or even which movie you’ve watched recently,...
Build Profitable, Satisfying Business Relationships
“Trust me. I know a guy.” While we’ve heard this line too many times before, the cliche harbors a core truth of the private...
Balancing Method and Instinct in Investment Decisions
If you’re an investment banker, you’re paid to make good decisions. And like in any other decisionmaking career, it's about a...
How Your Values Attract the Right (or Wrong) Customers
Like most outfits, we love a solid mission statement. But if that statement only culminated in some wilted poster with a bunch...
Plan Investment Strategy Like a Math Genius
Next to someone who once taught calculus, or someone like who read thousands of spreadsheets and predicted the 2007 housing...
Fundraising Without Losing Control
Long before Breaking Bad’s Walter White goes from grading chemistry tests to grinding up sinus relief tablets in a crummy RV for...
Do’s and Don’ts of Finance Business Relationships
When the heat’s on, will your finance partner have your back? Or will they buckle, and leave the relationship—not to mention...