MBDA grantee credits Capital Readiness Program with helping Nevada shoe‑cleaning startup scale online
A Capital Readiness Program grantee said the Minority Business Development Agency’s CRP helps fill financing gaps left by traditional lenders and credited the program with helping a Nevada shoe‑cleaning business, New Life Kicks, expand into e‑commerce.
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A Capital Readiness Program grantee who identified themselves as part of the Minority Business Development Agency said the agency‑backed program helps businesses that traditional lenders cannot serve and credited the program with helping a Nevada shoe‑cleaning startup grow into an online seller.
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