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SMALL BUSINESS MONTH - SUPPLEMENT TO THE FREE PRESS - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2023
decisions based on a business’s viability, not just on the personal wealth or credit score of its owner. And while the process can take time, it’s time well-spent. ACU staff reviews and assesses members’ relevant business-related information, such as business plans, financial information, and projections, and provide feedback that will help give them the best chance at success. The organization recognizes the value of nurturing local business success in furthering community development and creating good, local jobs. Their approach also promotes inclusion and equitable opportunity for those whose circumstances might
otherwise make it difficult to access financing, such as new Canadians. At ACU, their financial services continue to provide the means to an end that, for many clients and communities, can represent a new beginning. “A business can be so transformative if provided
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with the right supports to be sustainable,” says Mohammed. “We see the ripple effect of a successful business, whether it’s in the downtown, the North End or the suburbs. It has so many benefits that impact local economies and communities. It can lift up the standard of living for everybody.”
Apartments, condos, industrial… we’re experts in money matters, when money matters. Commercial mortgages, construction financing, term loans, lines of credit, and the advice and guidance you’re looking for. We know the market and we’re here to support you and help you grow. Finance with ACU and build success. Visit or talk to an ACU Business Account Manager today. 204.958.4311 ACUforbusiness.ca When it comes to business projects, big or small, we do it all.
Supplied by Assiniboine Credit Union Nigel Mohammed, ACU’s Director, Community Financial Centre & Small Business Distribution, says the financial institution is committed to being part of building the local community and its economy.
Report workplace injuries on time. It’s good for business.
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