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Advantage Capital Partners strives to invest in small businesses and grow local economies. Through a combination of public-private partnerships, Advantage Capital provides access to flexible capital to facilitate growth for businesses.
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Alliance Credit Union is your local, not-for-profit financial cooperative serving the Greater St. Louis region. Our not-for-profit status means we can provide you lower loan rates for your business.
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AltCap is a catalyst for investments in Kansas City and parts of greater western Missouri's low- to moderate-income communities. We use innovative financing products, targeted economic development programming, and the development of strategic partnerships to promote economic growth and empowerment.
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We are a faith-based credit union, affiliated with the Assemblies of God since 1951. Our vision is to be the most relevant faith-based credit union in the world to our members, fellowship, communities, organization, and co-workers.
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Boonslick Regional Planning Commission (BRPC) is a voluntary association of local governments serving Lincoln, Montgomery and Warren counties in east-central Missouri.
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The goal of the Bootheel Regional Planning and Economic Development Commission is to promote and support the economic development of the region and to guide the local units of government in a coordinated effort to develop the region in a way which would best promote the public health, safety, general welfare and economic prosperity in accordance with existing and future needs.
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At BRAND of St. Louis, we co-create, pilot, and fund innovation that promotes collaboration and equitable wealth-building.
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The Brookfield Area Growth Partnership is dedicated to creating and supporting local and regional cross-sector collaboration, focusing time and resources on business and workforce development, youth and education, entrepreneurship, leadership and philanthropy.
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The City of Albany is committed to providing support and opportunity to entrepreneurs and business start-ups as well as established business expansion and retention services.
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The City of Aurora works to promote economic development opportunities.
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Boonville is a great place to make your business home! The economic development office is ready to assist you in finding the right spot. and helping you grow.
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The City of Columbia's Community Development Department's mission is to help plan, build, and care for the city.
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The Springfield Economic Development Office works in partnership with the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, Springfield Business Development Corporation, City Utilities of Springfield, and Greene County to facilitate and promote business development within the City of Springfield, as well as throughout the Springfield region. The Office provides development assistance and incentives, and serves as a facilitator for major economic development projects to ensure timely approval of plans and permits.
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The Clay County Economic Development Council works to attract, expand, and retain business in Clay County, MO., and to promote a positive economic development climate.
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We help individuals and organizations accomplish their goals by facilitating charitable giving, scholarships and grantmaking.
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Community Services League assists communities in reaching their potential by providing immediate relief to people in need, assessing their situations, and providing solutions that lead to economic stability.
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Located on the campus of Southeast Missouri State University (SEMO), the Innovation Center provides easy access to many services needed by start-up businesses such as business counseling, training, and access to US SBA programs and services.
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Provides financial and other assistance to companies located in and interested in locating in Jefferson County.
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EDC Loan Corporation is the finance arm of The Kansas City Economic Development Corporation. EDC offers asset financing programs through various revolving loan funds. All loan funds available at the EDC Loan Corporation are used in acquiring real estate, fixed assets and working capital.
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The efactory is an entrepreneurship center designed to assist startup and growth in new small businesses and continuing education and training in mature organizations.
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Farmers State Bank is a fully chartered, independent bank operating since 1910.
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Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) is the nation's largest Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) serving 30 cities across the country.
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The Green Hills Regional Planning Commission is a regional organization providing economic development services in an 11-county area in North Central Missouri.
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Helix Center Biotech Incubator located near the Danforth Plant Science Center offers 33,000-square-feet of office incubator space, wet and dry labs for early-stage plant and life sciences and bio technology companies.
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The Hispanic Economic Development Corporation (HEDC) is dedicated to improving the lives of Latinos within the greater Kansas City. HEDC achieves this through business development and economic and community wealth creation initiatives.
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Business owners may be eligible for a loan through the Intercounty Electric Cooperative Association (IECA) Revolving Loan Fund (RLF). Eligible projects for loans can include any community or economic development project that benefits the local communities, such as new or expanding private business, non-profits groups, and city or county governments.
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Provides a wide variety of services to linguistically and culturally disadvantaged business owners; including business loans for immigrants and refugees, a Credit builder Loan, among other services.
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Johnson County Economic Development Corporation (JCEDC) provides confidential one-on-one business assistance, microloan funds, financing options and incentives, for new and existing businesses - small to large - for all Johnson County, Missouri.
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The Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation operates two small business development centers. The Joseph Newman Innovation Center and the Advanced Training and Technology Center offer co-working space and dedicated office space and business resources for regional start-ups.
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Joplin Capital Corporation (JCC) provides small business loans and/or equity for projects that cannot be financed through conventional means.
Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce staff supports and promotes JCC.
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Originates micro-enterprise loans through its U.S. Small Business Administration Micro-Loan Intermediary Program.
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Serving Camden, Laclede, Miller and Morgan counties, working together to help provide the necessary resources to help build strong communities within our region.
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Lebanon Regional Economic Development, Inc. provides economic development services to Lebanon and Laclede County, assisting businesses that are interested in locating there.
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Macon County Economic Development exists to ensure the continued success of our community and help create jobs for future generations.
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Regional planning commission providing technical assistance to businesses, communities and counties in eight county region.
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A voluntary council of governments serving the Meramec Region (Crawford, Dent, Gasconade, Maries, Osage, Phelps, Pulaski and Washington counties.) We help local governments, businesses and nonprofits solve problems.
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Midwest Small Business Finance provides small businesses with economic development and financial assistance.
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The Missouri Agricultural and Small Business Development Authority helps new and expanding agricultural producers finance their operations and add value to their products.
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The Missouri Department of Agriculture sets agriculture policy and provides assistance to farmers throughout the state, focusing on food related business.
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The Grow Missouri Loan is a revolving loan fund designed to provide attractive loans, in cooperation with private financial institutions, to ensure borrowers have sufficient capital for job-creating business expansion.
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The State Treasurer's Missouri Linked Deposit Program partners with lending institutions to provide low-interest loans to help create and retain jobs, expand the economy, and strengthen communities statewide.
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The State Treasurer's Missouri Linked Deposit Program partners with lending institutions to provide low-interest loans to help create and retain jobs, expand the economy, and strengthen communities statewide.
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The Missouri S&T Office of Technology Transfer and Economic Development (TTED) provides support to S&T faculty, students and researchers to provide IP protection, identify licensees and commercialize university inventions, assisting them to convert their innovative ideas into products, technologies, and services that can benefit society.
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The Missouri SBDC offers personalized and extensive services from knowledgeable and helpful professionals focused on your business success.
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MTC is a public-private partnership created by the Missouri General Assembly to promote entrepreneurship and foster the growth of new and emerging high-tech companies through commercialization programs, innovation centers and innovating funding programs.
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The Missouri Women’s Business Center (MoWBC) provides resources, support and networks for women seeking to start or grow their own businesses. We specialize in free one-on-one counseling and training for local entrepreneurs.
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MO-KAN Development Inc. provides loan programs to small businesses in Kansas and Missouri.
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Nodaway County Economic Development provides services to the businesses and communities of Nodaway County. NCED manages two low interest / no interest revolving loan funds to assist startup businesses with equipment and building improvements.
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To facilitate entrepreneurial development in the north central Missouri counties of Caldwell, Clinton, Daviess, DeKalb, Grundy, and Harrison.
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Northeast Power (NEP), on behalf of its member electric cooperatives, has established a Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) through the United States Department of Agriculture’s Rural Economic Development Grant program. The purpose of this fund is to help create jobs and build the rural economy in both northeast Missouri and southeast Iowa.
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A regional organization offering a variety of programming, products and services to member governments in Atchison, Holt, Gentry, Nodaway and Worth counties in northwest Missouri.
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The Ozarks Small Business Incubator (OzSBI) helps local entrepreneurs gain business skills, build relationships, get funded and grow successful businesses while providing a community of support for small business owners in the Ozarks.
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The Ozarks Small Business Incubator (OzSBI) manages two microloan programs. One microloan program is for entrepreneurs and business owners who need capital to start, operate or expand a business. The other program, Jobs Through Education, is for individuals wanting to pursue vocational training to further their career.
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Park Hills Community Development guides businesses and new entrepreneurs to sustainable success in the local market. We cover all aspects of development from the smallest building project up to multi million dollar projects
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Through individualized coaching and workshops, the Prosperity Center for Financial Opportunity staff focuses on three primary areas: Employment services, financial coaching and income supports. Services are bundled within a one-on-one coaching model, you get a more holistic experience.
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RMI is a financial resource that provides long-term, fixed-rate financing through several diverse loan products to Missouri businesses.
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The SBA assists small businesses in meeting their financing needs by enhancing the ability of lenders to provide loans
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Small Business Growth Corporation provides customized, below market, long-term, fixed rate SBA 504 financing to small businesses throughout the Midwest from its three regional offices.
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SCOCOG is designated Economic Development District serving southern Missouri. Our eight member staff has collectively over 80 years of experience working with local communities seeking funding sources to meet their ever challenging needs as well as small business in the start-up or expansion phases with low interest loans.
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We have loans! If you are a startup, financing can be hard to come by. SEED$ is here to help those that may have no other options to finance their business. We also offer business development services.
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The St. Louis Community Foundation inspires purposeful philanthropy that connects community and donors to build and preserve a more equitable and vibrant region, now and forever.
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The St. Louis Development Corp. offers programs and services to the small business owner.
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The St. Louis Economic Development Partnership seeks to facilitate the development of long-term, diversified business and employment opportunities in St. Louis City and County and the St. Louis region.
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The St. Louis Minority Business Council (SLMBC), provides access to business opportunities; certifies minority enterprises (MBEs); assists in MBE growth; and matches MBEs with corporate opportunities.
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The LearningForce offers a diverse schedule of noncredit continuing education courses for personal enrichment, professional development and workforce training solutions for business, industry and the individual.
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At UBC Credit Union, our job is to make loans available at affordable rates with fair terms, and promote healthy savings for the future.
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AACE invests real dollars in startup businesses. No affiliation with the University is needed. Our average investment is $50,000
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Free assistance to honorably discharged veterans, transitioning military and military families with preparations to self-employment or business expansion.
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We-Lend is an alternative lending program housed within the Women's Business Center. WE-Lend provides loans and financial education to business owners. WE-Lend Micro Loan Products offer up to $25,000 for existing businesses, including loans for start-ups, with a special emphasis on women-owned businesses.
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Wright County has plenty of room for business to grow and prosper. This is evident in the resources that the cities and local development organizations have made available.
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