You've got a great idea and the capital and know-how to implement it. But entrepreneurial success also depends on something many small-business owners don't pay enough attention to: your business credit score.
The current economic climate makes it more important than ever for small-business owners to understand their business credit score. A strong business credit score and up-to-date information on the business credit report can help small-business owners access additional capital and even gain customers during difficult times.
Experian will be on SBOC to answer questions like:
Experian's Business Information Services enables organizations to make better decisions through each phase of the Customer Life Cycle. Its business database provides verified information on U.S. companies, including the industry's most extensive data on small businesses. Experian^®^ leverages more than 30 years' data management experience to provide market-leading blended risk products and services.
This interactive session will be led by executives from Experian's Business Information Services group:
Allen Anderson
President, Business Information Services
Adam Fingersh
Vice President, Strategy and Innovation
Post a question now, and then join us on April 28 at 2:00 p.m. EST for a response. Or join us during the event and post a question. Experian will try to answer as many questions as possible, but they may not get to all of them. Note, you do not need to register for the event. You simply need to be a member of SBOC to post a question. If you don't have a user ID, join now, it's free.
Experian will not be able to comment on other credit scoring companies and their policies, nor will feedback be provided to specific credit scores. So, please do not post your personal or business credit score on this public forum. For your information protection, these type of posts will be removed.
To learn more about your business credit report, visit http://www.businesscreditfacts.com/.
The current economic climate makes it more important than ever for small-business owners to understand their business credit score. A strong business credit score and up-to-date information on the business credit report can help small-business owners access additional capital and even gain customers during difficult times.
Experian will be on SBOC to answer questions like:
- What will a business credit report tell you?
- What can impact a business credit score?
- How can monitoring your business credit score help your business today?
- What are the advantages for maintaining business credit separate from personal credit?
- What steps can be taken to protect and improve your business credit score?
Experian's Business Information Services enables organizations to make better decisions through each phase of the Customer Life Cycle. Its business database provides verified information on U.S. companies, including the industry's most extensive data on small businesses. Experian^®^ leverages more than 30 years' data management experience to provide market-leading blended risk products and services.
This interactive session will be led by executives from Experian's Business Information Services group:
Allen Anderson
President, Business Information Services
Adam Fingersh
Vice President, Strategy and Innovation
Post a question now, and then join us on April 28 at 2:00 p.m. EST for a response. Or join us during the event and post a question. Experian will try to answer as many questions as possible, but they may not get to all of them. Note, you do not need to register for the event. You simply need to be a member of SBOC to post a question. If you don't have a user ID, join now, it's free.
Experian will not be able to comment on other credit scoring companies and their policies, nor will feedback be provided to specific credit scores. So, please do not post your personal or business credit score on this public forum. For your information protection, these type of posts will be removed.
To learn more about your business credit report, visit http://www.businesscreditfacts.com/.
