Business funding in your company's name. In 90 days.
For women business owners at $15K+/month whose LLC stopped at the filing. I build the foundation lenders look for, then take your file to the right ones.
You did the filing. The funding never came.
Almost every woman I talk to has an LLC, a real business, and money moving. And every lender still asks for her personal credit. Here's why.
The guessing problem
You don't know what a lender sees when they look at your business, so you apply, wait, and hope. Every denial costs an inquiry and a little more confidence.
The LLC that stopped
You filed it, got the EIN, opened the account. Then nothing else got built. Your name is still on the ownership line, so the business can't stand on its own.
The personal credit reflex
Every card, every loan, every vendor goes back to your Social Security number. You've been the bank for your business, and your personal credit is carrying all of it.
"Funding was never my problem. Who owned the company was."Dr. Lynda A. Barnes
The Trinity Structure. A company owned by a company.
The business that does the work is owned by a company, not by a person. That one change is what lets your business build credit in its own name and stand in front of a lender without you standing behind it.
In that order, because that's the order the banks use.
Three stages. Nine steps. Ninety days.
Align, Structure, Fund. Every step has a finish line you can check, so you always know where you are.
Align
- 1The Fundability ScoreKnow where you stand and the three fixes that move it.
- 2The Trinity DecisionYour entity map drawn: who owns what.
- 3The Credit ClockD-U-N-S issued and first tradelines open by day 30.
Structure
- 4The Parent CompanyYour name comes off the ownership line.
- 5The Empire BinderAgreements, bylaws, and minutes in one place.
- 6The Clean BreakBusiness money, business accounts, business signatures.
Fund
- 7The Lender-Ready FileOne folder every application pulls from.
- 8The Own-Name ProofTradelines reporting in your company's name.
- 9The Five LanesYour lane map done and first applications submitted.
Your first three steps. No guessing.
Get your score
Twelve questions show your business the way a lender sees it, and the area pulling it down.
Take the Fundability Score →Talk with me
We look at your score together and see if your business is a fit for the work.
Book the free call →Map your 90 days
The Mapping Session scores all nine steps and gives you a written 90-day plan you keep.
See the Mapping Session →Two free ways to see where you stand.
The Trinity Map
See who should own your LLC. A one-page map of the ownership position most owners in your situation choose.
- Find your box in under five minutes
- See what sits above your LLC and why
- Know your next move before you apply
The Fundability Score
A score out of 100 across foundation, financials, credit, and capital readiness, with your fixes ranked.
- Twelve questions, about three minutes
- Your gaps ranked by what they cost you
- Which of the five funding lanes are open today
Women who stopped guessing and started building.
"She helps you, she pushes you, she tells you just like it is. I never would've made it this far with my business without her."
A 20+ entity foundation across ministry, mission, and marketplace, built the way she teaches it: a trust over a holding company over the operating companies, with the nonprofit beside them.
"I was able to get clear on my vision, I created and launched my jewelry accessory line, adding additional cash flow to my salon."
"She has helped me create everything I needed to launch a movement with a marketing plan and strategies for my women's weekend conference."
"I love working with her and have been for over a year now. She gets and understands my vision and helped me to get on track to grow."
I learned this the hard way.
I built a seven-figure mental health hospital on a single-member LLC. We had grants, government contracts, bank lines, and sponsorships. Then the restructuring I planned didn't process in time, and I lost it.
A big bank's denial for my husband's construction company sent me back to the questions I should have asked the first time. Six weeks with a banker taught me the order: foundation, then documentation, then funding. I became a Funding Strategist and Business Loan Broker so other women wouldn't have to learn it the way I did.
The Making of a Chayil Woman
Discovering the virtuous woman within. The book behind the woman behind the business.
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Weekly foundation teaching and posted grants, with women doing the same work you are.
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Start with the free Trinity Map or book your free 15-minute call. Either way, you'll know your next move before you apply for anything.