| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Gary Johnson |
Chief Growth Officer | Profile |
Republic Business Credit provides flexible working capital solutions to help rapidly growing businesses, start-ups, and companies in turnaround or recoverable distressed situations that need facilities of up to $10,000,000. RBC Won the 2015 "Emerging Growth Company of the Year" from the Association for Corporate Growth. Products Include: ▪︎ Asset Based Line of Credit ▪︎ Ledgered Line of Credit ▪︎ Receivables Factoring ▪︎ Non-Recourse Factoring Typical Companies: ▪︎ High Growth ▪︎ Turnaround ▪︎ Acquisition ▪︎ DIP Funding ▪︎ Start-up Industry Examples: ▪︎ Temporary Staffing ▪︎ Manufacturing ▪︎ Oil Field Service ▪︎ Food & Beverage ▪︎ Apparel ▪︎ Printing ▪︎ Transportation ▪︎ Telecommunications ▪︎ Distribution ▪︎ Government Contracting ▪︎ Janitorial ▪︎ Consulting Key Differentiators: ▪︎ Freedom - Covenant free structure ▪︎ Simple - No personal guarantees ▪︎ Communication - Direct access to decision makers ▪︎ Flexible - Add-On facilities to support growth Republic is led by Stewart Chesters, a British transplant to New Orleans who has managed commercial finance companies on both sides of the Atlantic and Robert Meyers, a national sales and marketing leader, and recipient of the Commercial Finance Association`s `40 under 40` award. We take pride in our responsive and commercial approach, you will always be able to talk to a decision maker.
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