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Juneteenth Weekend connects Black founders to real capital — not promises.
Capital Access Day is the economic empowerment arm of Juneteenth Weekend DC — a structured, on-site opportunity for Black founders and small business owners to connect directly with capital.
On-site underwriters from multiple financial institutions will be present to review applications in real time. Approvals for debt capital, lines of credit, and SBA products are processed during the event — not weeks later.
This program is designed for founders with $500K–$1.5M in annual revenue, operating in industries like healthcare, e-commerce, manufacturing, media, and technology.
Different lenders work across Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian to maximize approval rates — so you are not limited to one credit bureau or one underwriting philosophy.
Competing institutions underwriting in the same room.
Walk out with approval status — not a follow-up email.
Maximize your approval odds across credit ecosystems.
For businesses at $500K–$1.5M revenue ready to scale.
Submit basic business information before the event. Our team reviews revenue range, time in business, and sector fit to ensure you are matched with the right underwriters.
Sit face-to-face with capital strategists and institution representatives on-site in Washington DC. Bring your financials, ask questions, and get clarity in real time.
Walk out with a funding decision and a clear path forward. No opaque timelines. No runaround. Just capital, delivered with transparency and respect.
Think you qualify? Register for Capital Access Day and our team will confirm your fit before the event.
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