Trenton Business Assistance Corporation

3111 Quakerbridege Rd. - 2 floor
Trenton NJ, 08619-1634


RBAC is an active small business lender in New Jersey and has financed over 440 small businesses with $8.5 million in loan capital. RBAC is the 2nd most active SBA lender in the state of New Jersey and a recipient of SBA funding under the SBA Microloan program.

CDFI Awards for Trenton Business Assistance Corporation


FA (2007) - $418,359

Created in 1981, Trenton Business Assistance Corporation is a certified CDFI. It offers training and counseling to new and expanding businesses. Micro-loan businesses that may not qualify for traditional sources of financing within a ten county target market in New Jersey. It will use its FY07 Technical Assistance grant to: 1) implement a statewide SBA 504; 2) redesign its marketing materials; 3) hire another loan officer; and 4) create a business technology center for its clients. It will use its FY07 Financial Assistance award to increase lending in its target market.



TA (2004) - $25,400

RBAC will use the award to obtain a consultant to develop impact measures, provide product evaluation, and develop a capitalization plan and strategy. Technical Assistance funding will effectively reposition the organization to lessen dependence on the SBA funding, which currently is greater than 40% of the organization"s revenue.



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