Join our free virtual session to learn how Bankably™ and the Ready to Fund Alabama Project can help your business get funding-ready.

Is Your Business Ready for Its Next Funding Opportunity?

You know your business. Now learn what your numbers say about it.

Through the Ready to Fund Alabama Project, the Birmingham Business Resource Center (BBRC) and Bankably™ are helping eligible business owners identify financial gaps, organize their records, and prepare for future opportunities.

You don’t need to have everything figured out to get started.

What Can the Program Help You Do?

• Know Where You Stand: Get a Bankability Score™ and a clear roadmap showing what to improve.
• Build Stronger Records: Get nine months of access to Bankably™, along with monthly financial readiness sessions to help you stay on track.
• Track Your Progress: See where you are making progress and what still needs attention.
• Prepare for Capital: Eligible, funding-ready participants may be matched with lending partners.

Who Should Attend?

Actively operating, revenue-generating businesses; owners with a business checking account or willing to open one; and entrepreneurs ready to organize and take ownership of their finances.

Take the First Step — Join Our Free Virtual Informational Session!

Tuesday, November 17 | 11:00 AM–12:30 PM CT

Location: Virtual via Zoom

During this free session, you’ll learn how Bankably™ works, what financial readiness means for your business, what the Ready to Fund Alabama Project offers, and how to take the next steps toward participating.

Register today to reserve your spot! Your Zoom link will be provided during registration.

Questions? Contact Tamika McNeal, BBRC Director of Lending, at tmcneal@bbrc.biz.

Program participation does not guarantee financing. Tax preparation, ongoing bookkeeping, legal services, and credit repair are not included. Enrollment is subject to program availability and eligibility. Your Cost: $0 | Estimated Program Value: $2,400+

Presented by: BBRC and Bankably™

Ready to Fund Alabama Project: Led by Access Granted, Inc. and supported by Innovate Alabama