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Sallyport Assign $1,000,000 in Finance for Staffing Industry StartUp
Our first funding for September goes to a StartUp in the medical staffing industry. A $1,000,000 accounts receivable facility will accelerate this innovative staffing business on to the next exciting stage of their growth.
Referred to us by another factoring company, Sallyport’s flexible approach to getting them funded was imperative to the client.
“It is always a great feeling to be a part of a start up business. This business is and will continue to be a crucial part of rebuilding the economy by filling critical labor gaps in clinical and non-clinical healthcare professions. Watching an entrepreneurs’ dream come to life is why we do this, we can’t wait to see them take their business to the next level with our partnership.”
Wade Concienne, Vice President, Sallyport Commercial Finance.
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