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Payroll/Working Capital Funding for the Staffing Industry

We still have funding available to staffing firms either in the start-up, high growth, or mature phases of their business. We provide UNLIMITED funding and back office payrolling services to staffing companies throughout the US and Canada.
Dale Busbee
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  • Slidell, LA
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Job Title
Business Development
Company
Sterling Resource Funding Corp
Location
Slidell
Industry
Banking
Years in Industry:
5-15
College/University
Lamar University
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http://www.sterlingresourcefunding.com
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Sterling Resource Funding Corp

If you are seeking funding or back office payrolling services for your temp, temp-to-perm, or contract staffing or IT consulting firm, we can help!

Over the last 25 years Sterling Resource Funding Corp has established itself as the cornerstone of finance and support services exclusively to the staffing industry. Sterling Resource Funding stays in the background providing maximum financial support along with a wide range of administrative functions. Sterling Resource Funding Corp is a subsidiary of Sterling National Bank, a New York-based banking and financial services company with assets over $2.1 billion, offering a suite of products for individuals and small to mid-sized businesses. Our comprehensive services give you the time to devote yourself to driving the growth of your organization.

Sterling Resource Funding Corp has had the privilege of assisting thousands of clients in realizing their business goals. When we work together, you gain all the benefits of partnering with an industry leader while still maintaining 100% of the equity in your business. Whether you are looking to escape restrictive credit limits, free up your existing accounts receivable or build the equity of your business to sell, Sterling Resource Funding Corp offers the best solution.

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Dale Busbee

What is Factoring?

In my normal course of daily activities, I talk to a lot of entrepreneurs and business owners. We discuss everything from how they may have gotten started in their particular line of business, current production and sales activities for their company, business processes, the state of the economy, and the general outlook and prospects for future success of their enterprise. Eventually, the conversation always turns to finances, and ultimately, cash flow. Invariably, my prospects will ask the ques… Continue

Posted on May 4, 2009 at 3:56pm —

Dale Busbee

Are you passing up Staffing business?

It’s no secret - the economy is currently in the tank. Businesses are laying off workers, bankruptcy is at an all-time high, the housing market is terrible, and companies are cutting expenses to survive. To say the least, the forecast for success, for the most part, is bleak for the foreseeable future. However, there are some areas that are seeing some slight growth, or growth potential, to include the healthcare and information technology staffing sectors. My question is, if you are staffing/re… Continue

Posted on March 18, 2009 at 1:32pm — 3 Comments

Dale Busbee

10 Tips for Starting a Succesful Temporary Staffing Company

So you’ve decided to start up a temporary/contract staffing company, and you would like to know what’s involved in ensuring success in your new venture. To follow are 10 tips for making your new venture a success.

1. Define Your Market - Most entrepreneurs that start a staffing company come from within the industry. Some have worked for other agencies as a branch or regional manager, recruiter, or sales professional. Others have owned a staffing company, sold their company, then returned… Continue

Posted on March 4, 2009 at 4:00pm — 1 Comment

Dale Busbee

How do I protect my staffing company in this economy?

With the current state of the economy, most companies are in survival mode. Where can business owners cut costs and not affect the survival of their company? Should we outsource some functions of our business so that we can concentrate on our core competencies? Should we diversify our business and/or identify additional revenue streams in order to bring additional funds into the company? Will my funding source stick with us during these trying times? Should I look to sell my company, or can I su… Continue

Posted on February 11, 2009 at 9:14am —

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At 3:54am on February 17, 2009, Sung N. Kim said…
Hi Dale,

You bet and thank you for the wonderful compliment. That invitation goes both ways: If I can ever do anything for you, please let me know.

Warm Regards,
Sung
At 8:02am on February 14, 2009, Atul said…
Dear Dale,
Good to see you n this site, and welcome to Talent Bar
Take care and keep in touch
atul
 
 

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