Author Archives: Greg Poehlmann

Sometimes it just makes sense to pause and celebrate our small business clients. Less than two years after the Gilhool family moved their business from Delaware to Pennsylvania, Mike Hahn, First Vice President, SBA Lending, spoke at a ceremony honoring … Read More »

St. Joe’s Veterans Entrepreneurial Jumpstart (VEJ) program is designed specifically to provide the tools, education and mentorship necessary to allow all qualified veterans the opportunity to start their own businesses. They offer the latest training in business and entrepreneurship, utilizing … Read More »

In 2010, Scott Stevens began a new journey in his lending career. After being forced to sit on the lending sidelines for much of 2008 and 2009, he decided to pursue a new opportunity with a local bank’s SBA Lending … Read More »

NEW FACES – Years of Experience Scaling our business nationally will take strategy, time and like all winning teams, talent. When you already have a solid foundation and a stellar reputation, you attract top notch, first round draft picks. We … Read More »

Sometimes it’s good to stop and give back. This afternoon, 44 Business Capital did just that at the Drueding Center in Philadelphia. The center is dedicated to renewing lives and restoring hope by working with homeless women and their children to … Read More »

As many of you know, Veterans are near and dear to our heart at 44 Business Capital.  Last year, we were honored to be awarded NAGGL’s first ever “Champion of Veterans Small Business Lending Award”.  Some of my colleagues and … Read More »

Same Great Team of Professionals with a Deeper Bench and a Wealth of Additional Resources to Grow Your Small Business or Service Your Clients 44 Business Capital LLC, the exclusive Lender Service Provider for Parke Bank, announced today that it has signed … Read More »

44 Crab Feast Traditions 1. Old Bay Seasoning on steamed Maryland blue crabs with all the trimmings from corn- on- the-cob to ice-cold beers. 2. Sitting elbow to elbow with good people at tables laid with brown paper or newspaper. … Read More »