Operating as a business opportunity rather than a franchise, Global Financial Training Program offers entrepreneurs a unique opportunity to generate income on a full-time or part-time basis. As banks continue to decline many loan applications, businesses are seeking alternative financing options. Global Financial Training Program connects those businesses with an extensive network of lenders that approve borrowers with A- through D-level credit in less than 48 hours. By Erika Ortega
Operating as a business opportunity rather than a franchise, Global Financial Training Program offers entrepreneurs a unique opportunity to generate income on a full-time or part-time basis. As banks continue to decline many loan applications, businesses are seeking alternative financing options. Global Financial Training Program connects those businesses with an extensive network of lenders that approve borrowers with A- through D-level credit in less than 48 hours.
For a $19,950 investment, entrepreneurs receive comprehensive training and support from Global Financial Training Program without paying ongoing royalties or commissions.
“From the time they sign up, they are never alone,” said Vice President of Marketing and Sales Erica Dushey Sarway. “After completing lessons and receiving all the tools and resources we offer, they continue to receive full-time support indefinitely.”
In addition to a portfolio of approved lenders, Global Financial Training Program teaches individuals how to market their services effectively, build their website and hit the ground running immediately after completing the program. “Their website is up and running the last day of classes, and coaching continues,” Dushey Sarway said. “They begin funding loans directly with lenders, and we do not get in their way, so they are true owners of their business moving forward.”
Global Financial Training Program was established in 1985 and has been providing training to entrepreneurs since 2001. It’s ideal candidates include homemakers and bankers as well as businesses looking to add financing services to their offerings.
“We treat everybody as a blank slate,” Dushey Sarway said. “Training is very simple, and nobody needs to understand the underwriting nitty-gritty because the lenders take care of all that.”
Rather than underwriting loans themselves, participants focus on understanding clients’ needs and connecting them with the appropriate lenders.
“Graduates of the program need to have the ability to listen to their clients and effectively communicate their goals,” Dushey Sarway said. “The lender handles all the heavy lifting, including documentation, underwriting approvals and risk assessment.”
With a program that continues to evolve alongside developments in the financial industry, Dushey Sarway said she is excited to offer entrepreneurs an opportunity to help clients reach their business goals.
Erika Ortega