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ACEnet Ventures
94 Columbus RoadAthens OH, 45701
CDFI Awards for ACEnet Ventures
FA (2004) - $295,000
ACEnet Ventures will use the award to provide development services to borrowers and potential borrowers; support lending; and hold loan loss reserves in suport of these and other lending activities. Approximately 80% of ACEnet Ventures" activities will be directed to Economic Development Hot Zones.
SECA (2002) - $200,000
The financial assistance award will be used for loan capital, and the technical assistance grant will be used to purchase technology, train staff, and obtain consulting services and for staff salary.
SECA (2000) - $53,000
The award will be used for staff training, acquisition of technology and obtaining consulting services.
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