Business
Three Myths About Starting a Small Construction Company
A recent survey found the majority of successful entrepreneurs got started with little cash and short run rates, and it demystified the common cash flow obstacles many aspiring entrepreneurs perceive as reasons to not start a business.
By Aditya Narula
February 14, 2019
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by Aditya Narula
Aditya Narula is the head of customer success for Kabbage. Kabbage has pioneered a financial services data and technology platform to provide access to automated funding to small businesses in minutes. Since 2011, the company has helped more than 165,000 small businesses access more than $6 billion.
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