Next Street selects businesses that are poised for growth and, in the context of a long-term trusted advisor, provides them with the tandem assets of financing and advice that together ensure they achieve their full potential. MORE >
In every major U.S. city, thousands of urban small businesses face substantial structural barriers to accessing capital despite impressive performance and high potential. Next Street’s mission is to transform the way that finance and financial advice are provided to this unique market. MORE >
Next Street capitalizes on the substantial unmet need created by the gaps and inefficiencies in urban small business lending and investment. Unlimited by the constraints of commercial banking, Next Street is redefining the rules of small business finance with plans to invest more than $2 billion in inner city companies nationwide within five years. MORE >
On Friday, May 1, Next Street Founding Partner, Tim Ferguson spoke on the topic of economic empowerment and job creation at the Poverty, Justice and Jobs Think Tank, hosted by Harvard University’s Advanced Leadership Initiative in association with the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race & Justice. Click here to read Economic Empowerment and Job Creation: Microfinance and Enterprise Solutions.
Next Street congratulates client HDM Systems Corporation on being named a finalist of the New England Innovation Awards by the Smaller Business Association of New England (SBANE). This recognition honors those businesses that have “transformed their innovative ideas into a product or service with proven market success” and is testament to HDM’s leadership in the field of advanced power devices that enable the transition from fossil-fuel based energy sources to clean emission-free energy.
Next Street Agency is pleased to announce the launch of Spence-Chapin.org, a new web site for Spence-Chapin Services to Families. The site, designed and produced by Next Street Agency, was created to serve all of the adoption agency’s constituencies: birth parents, prospective adoptive parents, adopted children, and professionals. It contains newly-produced video, a resource library and a photographic timeline tracing the agency’s 100-year history.
