Success creates new opportunities for your business, but with success comes expanded and more sophisticated business and legal challenges. Growth also demands greater creativity and forward thinking from business owners and their professional advisors. Cowden Humphrey works closely and collaboratively with growth-oriented businesses to help them to navigate the more complex business issues that they face, while supporting you in pursuing your business goals.
Growth also creates resources opportunities and challenges — product development, human resources, facilities expansion, acquisitions, marketing, equipment. Unless you can meet your needs through internal cash flow, you’ll have to find funds elsewhere, and Cowden Humphrey is uniquely positioned to assist you with your funding and financing needs.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a lender or an investor, you know—money can springboard growth, hold you back or destroy you. While capital can come from vendors, customers, banks, angels, friends and relatives, venture capitalists, private placements or public offerings, the important thing is to get or provide it under the best possible terms for you — to make sure you can grow, or even live, with what you get.
To do that, it helps to know what to expect and where to find it. It helps to have an advisor and legal team that knows what to ask for, accept and refuse—that understands not just securities, borrowing and legal protections, but above all you and your business . . . because money can jumpstart your growth — or seal your fate.
Cowden Humphrey is here to work with you in the areas of:
- Corporate Finance
- Banking and Commercial Finance
- Corporate Law and Governance
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Entrepreneurial Services
- Alternative Dispute Resolution, Arbitration and Mediation
- Bankruptcy/Workout
- Corporate Income Tax
- Patent, Trademark & Copyright Licensing
- SBA Lending
- Charitable Organizations
- Angel Investment
- Intellectual Property
Your Business and Financing Team: Gerald Cowden, Robert Humphrey, Frank Nagorney, Thomas Talcott and John Storey
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