In today’s lending climate, small business owners are often left in the lurch by traditional banks. However, within that gap lies an opportunity for those looking to build a business of their own. Global Financial Training Program, founded by Phil Dushey, provides a comprehensive pathway for individuals to establish their own commercial loan brokerage business, helping connect businesses with funding. By Tamara Rahoumi
In today’s lending climate, small business owners are often left in the lurch by traditional banks. However, within that gap lies an opportunity for those looking to build a business of their own. Global Financial Training Program, founded by Phil Dushey, provides a comprehensive pathway for individuals to establish their own commercial loan brokerage business, helping connect businesses with funding.
The appeal of this model is twofold: accessibility and resilience. The program requires a one-time investment of $19,950, which includes everything needed to launch a commercial finance business: four days of training, lender approvals, a professionally designed website and logo, marketing tools, a stationery package, social media setup and ongoing one-on-one mentorship. Graduates leave with the infrastructure and support to start working immediately.
That upfront investment pays off quickly.
“Most people start making the money back in the second and third month after they complete the program, some even sooner than that,” said Dushey. “This business, you start making money right away. Demand is so great.”
From there, the earning potential is virtually unlimited. Graduates can arrange business loans ranging from $5,000 to $500 million or more, earning commissions of up to 15%. By building multiple income streams across different loan types – from mid-sized deals to large-scale real estate or acquisition financing – six-figure annual incomes are readily achievable with no cap on growth.
Unlike traditional franchises, Global Financial Training Program is a business opportunity with no royalties, no territories and no ongoing fees. Participants own their own companies, operating under their own business names, with the freedom to provide loans nationwide. At the same time, they benefit from ongoing guidance and mentorship that extends well beyond the initial training.
“The mentor is the person who teaches the class,” explained Dushey. “We’ll even get on the phone with the client as their underwriter, help them close that sale and not take any of the commissions. That’s part of the service that we provide.”
For aspiring entrepreneurs, Global Financial Training Program offers not just financial upside but the chance to build a truly independent business – one that makes a meaningful impact by empowering small businesses nationwide with the capital they need to thrive.
Tamara Rahoumi