Do you want to get ahead of the game?

The number of minority and small firms is increasing. But data shows that black wannabe entrepreneurs and small business owners see the deck stacked against them and believe their chances of success are substantially lower than those of other entrepreneurs.

The lack of progress made by small and minority firms is due to two things, in my opinion, based on my education, expertise, and work experience.

1. Most minority and small firms struggle to have access to sufficient funding. Studies show that 56% of all small and minority owners say that access to finance is their greatest challenge when starting or expanding their business. 

56% of all small and minority owners say that access to finance is their greatest challenge when starting or expanding their business.  Black business growth and entrepreneurship still face persistent social and economic obstacles.

An overwhelming 90% of small business owners say there is not enough social, financial, or government support for black and minority development in the United States.

Let me tell you something: despite all the obstacles, there is a way out for small and minority-owned enterprises. Here at ZELMA Services, we help people get their businesses off the ground. In addition, we assist small and minority-owned businesses in applying for, and receiving, government loans and grants at the county, city, and state levels.

Contact us today so we can get your business on the road.

Joseph Lackay