If you own a small business, choosing the right business banker should be high on your list of important partnerships. Your financial institution can maximize your funds, be a source of future financing (such as loans or lines of credit), provide resources to help you manage your finances better, and help you achieve your overall revenue goals. The best way to
Dana is a 9-year-old resident of Boulder and an Elevations Business Banking member. She loves acting, singing, Irish dance, drawing and coding. And she started a nonprofit that has raised over $100,000 for research into rare childhood diseases. She is one of our many Elevations members with a passion for her community and a drive
A time may arise when your business needs an injection of capital to expand, purchase critical equipment or make it through a difficult period. In that moment, getting a business loan may be the right financing option. To make it a real option, it’s important to know well in advance what that takes. By arming yourself now with knowledge,
Many of us have been in survival mode for the last six months while we figure out how to manage everything associated with the pandemic. Here are four things you can do to shift your business from a reactive, safety mode to a proactive mode where you can start moving ahead again. Recognize survival mode Survival mode isn’t something a business can sustain for the long term. Survival mode is
Beyond using a bank or credit union as a place to save and withdraw money, it’s not always clear what you should expect from a financial institution or how to get the most out of your banking relationship. Your nonprofit should hold the bar high when choosing a financial institution. A business banker can be one of your greatest
Having reliable access to working capital is critical to any business’s health, and a lack of access is often to blame when issues arise at an otherwise healthy company. Working capital can come in several forms, and those forms typically follow a company’s stage of life. For a young startup, the most common source of working capital may be the owner’s personal
The business banking team at Elevations serves businesses across Colorado’s Front Range. Our team provides a consultative approach to help you realize long-term success for your business. Get to know Nadine, who was the very first Business Banking Relationship Manager at Elevations. How long have you been with Elevations, and which locations do you serve?
Dana is a 9-year-old resident of Boulder and an Elevations Business Banking member. She loves acting, singing, Irish dance, drawing and coding. And she started a nonprofit that has raised over $100,000 for research into rare childhood diseases. She is one of our many Elevations members with a passion for her community and a drive
If you are self-employed or own a small business and haven’t established a retirement savings plan, what are you waiting for? A retirement plan can help you and your employees save for the future.
Elevations Business Online Banking provides members with quick and easy access to manage their accounts. Here are six frequently asked questions from our business members to help you make the most of this tool. 1. How do I transfer funds from my business account to my personal account? If your business structure is a sole
