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CUEE, Inc. is a non profit lender located in New Orleans, Louisiana. We provide loans and business consultations to start ups and existing businesses with 100 employees or less servicing the Greater New Orleans Region and the Northshore.

Through small business lending, policy research, and community partnerships, CUEE will continue to advocate for an economically just environment in which all hard-working business owners have a real opportunity to succeed.One of our goals is to increase the number, net worth, and hiring ability of small businesses in the greater New Orleans region.
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Michelle Nixon Stanton manages the office operations at CUEE. Her primary duties are to enhance and foster an efficient and effective office environment for our vibrant and expanding organization. In addition she leads loan servicing efforts, is responsible for negotiating and managing relationships with outside vendors when applicable and serves as the lead administrative staff person.
CUEE offers low interest commercial loans to small businesses in the Greater New Orleans Region. We offer long-term, short-term, and gap financing loans. Many people come to us unsure of how to start or grow their business. CUEE came up with a solution: business therapy. In a business therapy session, you speak with a business expert about your business concept and goals.
We envision opportunities for business ownership, entrepreneurship, access to capital, and creation of wealth to be passed from one generation to the next. To increase the number, net worth, and hiring ability of small businesses in the greater New Orleans region. To increase our ability to provide capital to disadvantaged enterprises from an average of 50 per year to 300 per year while also expanding our core operating framework.
Yes! CUEE loans to start up businesses with proven operating models with entrepreneurs with at least one year of relevant business experience. Yes! CUEE loans to revenue-generating non-profit organizations with at least one year of documented revenues and expenses. Documented revenues and expenses may include financial statements, tax returns, and/or bank statements of the business client and its owner(s).
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