Businesses Invest in Growth, Inc.

1050 East 11th Street, Ste. 350
Austin TX, 78702-1907


Founded in 1995, Businesses Invest in Growth (BIG) is a certified CDFI which primarily serves minority entreprenuers in the Greater Austin.

CDFI Awards for Businesses Invest in Growth, Inc.


FA (2004) - $193,670

Businesses Invest in Growth (BIG) will use the award for loan equity capital and loan loss reserves, and to obtain training, acquire consulting services, and improve their technological resources.



TA (2003) - $38,520

BIG received a Technical Assistance grant in the amount of $38,520 to obtain consulting services to revise its risk management polices, marketing strategy, and for board development; technology for a phone system, computers and servers for its satellite office, and marketing software; and staff training relating to small business lending.



SECA (2000) - $35,000

The technical assistance award will enable the organization to purchase an integrated computer system to improve its operating efficiency and improve the quality of its services to members and borrowers.

CORE (2000) - $150,000

The CDFI Fund"s $150,000 capital grant will help BIG increase its lending pool to better meet the demand for microenterprise loans in the Austin area.



SECA (1998) - $44,550

The $44,550 Technical Assistance grant from the CDFI Fund will enable BIG to train its management team in lending and risk management as well as obtain consulting services to conduct a market analysis and formulate marketing and capitalization strategies.



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