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As a business owner, how do you ensure you’re not just keeping up but standing out? Recognizing signs of growth and anticipating your next big move are essential to staying competitive in today’s business landscape. Seizing growth opportunities often requires the right resources. Identifying these indicators early on can help you make proactive decisions, navigate scaling challenges, and access necessary funding to maintain momentum. Continue reading to learn more about spotting growth indicators in your business and knowing when to take critical actions.
NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES
RESOURCE CENTER
Cost-Effective Hiring Practices for Small Business Owners
RESOURCE CENTER
5 Signs Your Business is Growing and When to Look for Help
In The News
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BETTER TOGETHER
Primary Funding’s 4th Annual Paintball Extravaganza
Our annual Paintball Extravaganza is not your average networking event! Thank you to everyone who participated in making it a fun day of friendly competition and connection. We’re incredibly grateful to our sponsors, Innovative Capital Corporation, San Diego & Imperial SBDC Network, and Insperity! We look forward to seeing everyone again next year.
COMPANY CELEBRATIONS
Happy Work Anniversary, Mark!
Please join us in congratulating Account Executive Mark Gendron on his first work anniversary with the Primary Funding family! Congrats on all you’ve achieved this year, and thank you for the outstanding contributions you bring to our factoring clients.
LENDING LINGO
Contract Provision
In alternative lending, a contract provision refers to an agreement's unique terms and conditions. Provisions may cover term length, the responsibilities or obligations of involved parties, repayment reschedules, collateral requirements, and other details that help establish clarity, transparency, and legality in an agreement. To avoid costly oversights, asking your lender questions and understanding your contract and its requirements are critical before entering a lending relationship.