Micro Loans for Business Owners and Entrepreneurs in MD

As many small business owners may already know, QuickBooks software is not always the easiest option for managing finances, although on the contrary once the software is thoroughly taught, QuickBooks is a cost-efficient solution to managing the finances of small to medium sized businesses. For the first time, Maryland Capital Enterprises began offering hands-on, interactive

Bank of America recently donated $5,000 to MCE to support its automated business accounting courses.The course will train at least 30 entrepreneurs and benefit at least 60 persons. As a part of our Entrepreneurs Academy, MCE has launched a class on the use of QuickBooks and other automated services to do business accounting. Two classes

Bank of America Salisbury president Monty Sayler is presenting the check for $81,250 to Maryland Capital Enterprises Executive Director Hayley Gallagher at the MCE Salisbury office. The award was the result of a successful application to the bank’s Small Business Grant Reserve Program for SBA and USDA intermediary micro-lenders. MCE is one of the few

Maryland Capital Enterprises, Inc. has added Rosa Rodriguez, Ronald Molock, and Ira Wolfe to its 14-member board of directors. Rosa Rodriquez, a native of the Dominican Republic who migrated to the US in 1985, is the Regional Manager for Telamon Corporation. Located in Salisbury, MD, Telamon is the State Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker agency. The

Maryland Capital Enterprises Inc. (MCE) received a donation of $2,500 from Bank of America recently. The donation helps support the organization’s efforts to assist the smallest of the Shore’s businesses with business training, technical assistance, and small business loans. Above, Bank of America Sr. VP Monty Sayler (l) presents a check from the Bank to

First Shore Federal Savings Bank recently donated $13,500 to help support Maryland Capital Enterprises Inc. The donation will support the organization’s efforts to assist the smallest of the Shore’s businesses with business training, technical assistance, and small business loans. Above, First Shore Federal Compliance Officer Oliver Waters (l) joins First Shore Federal President Marty Neat