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Repairing Credit to Access Small Business Capital
November 1, 2022 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
FreeAt this workshop, we will learn:
- The major role personal credit plays in accessing capital like business loans
- How to build personal credit & use it to access capital to grow your small business
- How credit is reported through the 3 major credit agencies
- How credit reports are scored, what the score includes, how it is calculated, & how it affects the cost of capital
- Tips & strategies to build, strengthen, & repair credit
This event is open to everyone. Free food and refreshments will be served.
You have two ways to attend this event: you may either attend in person, or you can attend online via livestream. Use the RSVP below and you can do whichever is easiest for you! Either show up on the day of the event, or click the link to watch we will give out on the day.
About the Speaker
Iran Elizabeth Lisser is a Corporate Tax Accountant with more then 10 years of experience in Public Accounting and Fortune 500 Companies. She worked in Firms like PwC and Deloitte. Iran managed the provision and tax compliance of Prudential’s Subsidiaries in Latin America. Iran is now serving the public sector as a Senior Financial Counselor for more than 7 years to communities around New York City and programs like The Financial Empowerment Center, EmpoweredNYC for People with Disabilities, JobPlus to name some. She has provided hundreds of workshops, Webinars, and trainings to community organizations, individuals and small businesses. Iran has served as Adjunct Lecturer at Lehman teaching Accounting and Individual Taxation. She is passionate about empowering individuals and small business owners on their financial wellness. Iran holds a Master Degree in Taxation from Rutgers University and Bachelor of Science in Accounting/ Economics from Lehman College. She is Financial Empowerment Certified, IRS Certified Tax Return Preparer and Candidate for NY/NJ Certified Public Accountant.
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